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Local URL Parser

Break a URL into protocol, hostname, path, query parameters, and hash locally so you can debug links, redirects, and campaign URLs.

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URL

Parsed URL

Parsed fields and query parameters will appear here.

URL Parser examples

Inspect query parameters

Parsing reveals which part of a URL controls routing, tracking, and fragments.

Input

https://example.com/pricing?utm_source=newsletter#plans

Output

protocol: https, host: example.com, path: /pricing, query: utm_source=newsletter

URL Parser use cases

  • Debug tracking URLs and campaign links.
  • Inspect redirect destinations before sharing them.
  • Separate query parameters from path and hash values.

How URL Parser works

  • The browser URL parser reads the provided URL.
  • The parsed pieces are displayed in separate fields.
  • Input is processed locally.

URL Parser mistakes to avoid

  • A hash fragment is not sent to the server in normal HTTP requests.
  • Relative URLs need a base URL to parse correctly.
  • Query parameter order can matter for some applications.

URL Parser privacy and processing

No uploadBrowser-localNo account

This tool runs in your browser. Inputs are processed on your device and are not uploaded to LocalTools.

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URL Parser related workflows

URL Parser FAQ

Does parsing a URL request it?

No. This parser only reads the URL text locally and does not fetch the destination.

What is the hash part of a URL?

The hash is the fragment after #. It is usually handled by the browser or client app.

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