URL Parser
Query String Splitter

Paste any URL to inspect protocol, host, path, hash, and query parameters. Built for SEO audits, analytics tags, QA checks, and debugging.

Parse URL partsSplit query stringsHTTPS onlyCopy-ready outputs

Parse a URL

Client-side parsing

Why use this URL parser?

Complete breakdown

View protocol, host, port, path, hash, and every query parameter in one place.

Safe & local

Runs in your browser—nothing is sent to a server, keeping sensitive URLs private.

SEO & analytics ready

Verify UTM tags, canonical paths, and redirect targets before campaigns go live.

How to parse a URL

Follow these steps to split query strings and inspect every part of a link.

1

Paste the URL

Add any http or https link. Include the full query string you want to inspect.

2

Parse instantly

Get a clean breakdown of protocol, host, path, hash, and each query parameter.

3

Copy or open

Copy the query, full URL, or JSON output—or open the link in a new tab.

What users say

AM

Avery Moore

SEO Specialist

Great for checking UTM tags and canonical paths before publishing pages.

DL

Devon Lee

Data Analyst

Makes it easy to inspect query strings without manually splitting key-value pairs.

QF

Quinn Foster

QA Engineer

Helps me verify redirect targets and query params during QA without extra tools.

Frequently asked questions

What does this URL parser do?

It extracts protocol, host, path, hash, and query parameters from any URL, showing you every part of the link in a clean, readable format.

Can I split query strings?

Yes. All query parameters are split and listed individually, including repeated keys like utm tags or filters.

Which URLs are supported?

Any valid http or https URL works. If a scheme is missing, add https:// to parse correctly.

Is my data stored?

No. Parsing happens client-side in your browser. URLs are not stored or sent to a server.

Why is parsing useful?

It helps debug redirects, verify tracking parameters, audit SEO-friendly URLs, and check query strings before campaigns go live.

Can I copy the results?

Yes. You can copy the full URL, query string, or a JSON representation of the parsed parts.