URL Parser

A URL is made of several parts — protocol, host, port, path, query parameters, and a fragment — that are easy to mix up when reading a long link. This tool breaks a URL down into those parts and shows each one separately.

How to use it

• Paste any URL and it's split into protocol, host, port, path, query parameters, and fragment (#) instantly.
• Query parameters are listed as separate key-value pairs, even when there are many or they repeat.
• The port is shown explicitly even when the URL doesn't specify one (in which case the protocol's default applies — 80 for HTTP, 443 for HTTPS).

Common uses

• Quickly reading a long link cluttered with dozens of tracking parameters (utm_*, ref, fbclid, and so on).
• Checking exactly which host and port a link from someone else will actually open.
• Debugging redirects or malformed URLs in code — you can see exactly which part differs from what's expected.

Things to keep in mind

The fragment (the part after #) is never sent to the server — it's a purely client-side part of the URL the server never even sees.

Hosts with non-ASCII characters (Cyrillic, CJK) are actually transmitted over the network in punycode (xn--...), even when the browser's address bar shows plain letters.