URL / Network / IP / DNS

URL Parser

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Parses a URL and returns its protocol, host, pathname, query string and fragment as JSON so the components can be inspected separately.

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Breaks a URL into scheme, host, port, path, query, and fragment components.

What does this tool do?

Use it to inspect redirects, API endpoints, and shared links one URL component at a time.

Supported inputs

  • An absolute URL string

Outputs

  • Structured URL components

How to use it

  1. Add an absolute url string to the input area.
  2. Review the options needed to parse, then run the tool.
  3. Inspect structured url components, then copy or download it.

Reproducible example

Input
https://example.com:8443/a?q=1#top
Expected result

Host example.com, port 8443, path /a, and other parts are separated.

Checks

  • Confirm recomposition preserves intent and does not expose credentials.

Limitations

  • Relative URLs need a base URL, and internationalized hosts may be normalized.

Privacy

Inputs and results are processed only in browser memory and are not sent to the server, analytics, or browser storage.

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URL Parser is a url / network / ip / dns category tool for quick validation and testing, with easy result copying and downloading.

Key Points

  • Category: URL / Network / IP / DNS
  • Execution mode: browser
  • Recent runs is stored in your browser only.
  • Inputs are processed during execution but not stored. Recent runs stays in the browser, while lightweight visit, usage, and like metrics are recorded.

How to Use

  1. Paste or type your input.
  2. Choose the needed options or fill the secondary input.
  3. Run the tool from the run bar above the panels.
  4. Review the result, then copy or download it.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does URL Parser do?

URL Parser supports format conversion and data inspection.

Does URL Parser store my input?

Inputs are processed during execution but not stored. Recent runs stays in the browser, while lightweight visit, usage, and like metrics are recorded.

When should I use URL Parser?

URL Parser is useful when you need to review or organize URL / Network / IP / DNS data quickly.

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