No. Parsing uses the built-in URL / URLSearchParams classes — no network requests are made. URLs containing Basic auth credentials (`https://user:pass@…`) never leave your device.

What's the difference between Value (decoded) and Raw?

Raw is the literal string from the URL (e.g. `hello%20world`). Value (decoded) is what URLSearchParams gives you (`hello world`) — that's the value your server/app actually receives.

What do Username and Password show?

The Basic-auth components inside a URL like `https://user:pass@host`. They're hidden when empty. Embedding credentials in URLs is discouraged for production but useful for legacy-API debugging.

How are duplicate query keys shown?

Each occurrence becomes its own row. `?tag=a&tag=b&tag=c` produces three rows. In code, use URLSearchParams.getAll() to read them as an array.

Can I parse relative URLs?

Only absolute URLs (`https://…`) are supported in this version. Relative URLs need a base — prepend one before pasting (`new URL('/foo?bar=1', 'https://nosend-tools.com')`).

What's in the JSON download?

A single object with protocol, username, password, host, hostname, port, pathname, search, hash, origin, and a `query` field (key → array-of-values). Easy to pipe through `jq` in the shell.

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URL parse — host, path, query, fragment

Break a URL into protocol, host, port, path, query, hash, etc. with the browser's URL API. Query parameters are auto-expanded into a table (percent-decoded). Copy individual parts or download the whole breakdown as JSON. Runs entirely in your browser — your URL stays local.

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How to use

Paste a URL and the tool automatically splits it into protocol, hostname, port, pathname, search, hash and more using the browser's URL constructor. Query parameters are decoded via URLSearchParams and shown in a table. Copy individual parts or download the whole breakdown as JSON for use with Postman / curl / shell scripts. Everything happens in your browser so URLs with credentials are safe to paste.

FAQ

Is the URL uploaded?: No. Parsing uses the built-in URL / URLSearchParams classes — no network requests are made. URLs containing Basic auth credentials (`https://user:pass@…`) never leave your device.
What's the difference between Value (decoded) and Raw?: Raw is the literal string from the URL (e.g. `hello%20world`). Value (decoded) is what URLSearchParams gives you (`hello world`) — that's the value your server/app actually receives.
What do Username and Password show?: The Basic-auth components inside a URL like `https://user:pass@host`. They're hidden when empty. Embedding credentials in URLs is discouraged for production but useful for legacy-API debugging.
How are duplicate query keys shown?: Each occurrence becomes its own row. `?tag=a&tag=b&tag=c` produces three rows. In code, use URLSearchParams.getAll() to read them as an array.
Can I parse relative URLs?: Only absolute URLs (`https://…`) are supported in this version. Relative URLs need a base — prepend one before pasting (`new URL('/foo?bar=1', 'https://nosend-tools.com')`).
What's in the JSON download?: A single object with protocol, username, password, host, hostname, port, pathname, search, hash, origin, and a `query` field (key → array-of-values). Easy to pipe through `jq` in the shell.

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