Break a URL into its parts
A URL packs several pieces into one string: the scheme, host, port, path, query parameters, and fragment. When you're debugging a link or a redirect, seeing those parts laid out separately is far clearer than squinting at one long line. This parser splits any URL into its components and lists each query parameter as its own key and value.
How to use it
- Paste the URL you want to inspect.
- Read the breakdown: protocol, host, path, and each query parameter.
- Copy any part you need.
Where it helps
- Checking which parameters a tracking or campaign link carries.
- Debugging why a request hits the wrong path or host.
- Confirming a redirect preserves the parameters you expect.
Questions people ask
Does it decode the parameter values? Yes — percent-encoded values are shown in readable form so you can see what they really contain.
Is the URL sent anywhere? No — parsing happens entirely in your browser.