Break down any URL into its component parts with our comprehensive parser. Extract protocols, domains, paths, parameters, and fragments for web development, SEO analysis, and debugging with detailed component breakdown and exportable results.
Enter any URL to analyze its structure and extract components
Follow these simple steps to analyze URL structure and extract components
Paste or type any URL you want to analyze. The tool supports HTTP, HTTPS, and other standard protocols.
Click parse to break down the URL into its individual components including protocol, domain, path, and parameters.
Review the detailed breakdown, copy specific components, or download the complete analysis as JSON data.
Professional-grade features for web developers and digital marketers
Extract all URL components including protocol, domain, path, query parameters, and hash fragments with detailed breakdown.
Real-time URL analysis with immediate results for quick debugging and development workflow optimization.
Automatically parse and display query parameters as individual key-value pairs for easy analysis and manipulation.
Copy individual components or download complete parsed data as JSON for use in development projects and documentation.
All URL parsing happens locally in your browser - no data is sent to servers ensuring privacy and security.
Follows URL parsing standards ensuring accurate analysis of complex URLs with special characters and encoding.
Understanding the different parts of a URL structure for better web development
| Component | Description | Example | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Protocol | Communication protocol | https: | Defines how data is transferred |
| Hostname | Domain name | example.com | Identifies the server |
| Query | Parameters after ? | ?key=value | Passes data to server |
Get answers to common questions about URL parsing and analysis
The tool extracts protocol, hostname, port, pathname, search parameters, hash fragments, origin, and host. It also provides a detailed breakdown of query parameters.
Yes, it supports HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, and other standard protocols. The parser handles complex URLs with multiple parameters, fragments, and special characters.
Query parameters are extracted and displayed both as the raw search string and as individual key-value pairs for easy analysis and manipulation.
The tool requires absolute URLs with protocols (http://, https://, etc.). For relative URLs, you'll need to provide the full URL including the domain.
Yes, you can download the complete parsed URL data as a JSON file for use in development projects or documentation.
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