Is my URL sent to a server?

No. Parsing uses the browser URL API and runs entirely on your device.

What if the URL has no scheme?

The tool tries https:// as a prefix so host-only or path-only inputs can still parse when valid.

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Runs in browser

Parse any URL into protocol, host, port, path, query parameters, and hash. Copy components individually or export everything as JSON.

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Breakdown

Component	Value
Protocol	https:
Host	api.example.com:8080
Port	8080
Path	/v1/users/profile
Query · `id`	id=123 Decoded value: `123`
Query · `token`	token=abc Decoded value: `abc`
Query · `format`	format=json Decoded value: `json`
Query · `debug`	debug=true Decoded value: `true`
Hash	#settings

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Paste a URL
Use the sample URL or paste your own — http(s), ports, paths, query strings, and hashes are supported.
Read the breakdown
Review protocol, host, port, path, and hash in the table; expand query parameters for key/value copy buttons.
Copy or export
Copy any cell with its row button, or copy the full structure as JSON for scripts and docs.

Non-default port and multiple query keys.

Input

https://api.example.com:8080/v1/users/profile?id=123&token=abc#settings

Output

Structured protocol, host, port 8080, path, params id and token, hash #settings.

Is my URL sent to a server?: No. Parsing uses the browser URL API and runs entirely on your device.
What if the URL has no scheme?: The tool tries https:// as a prefix so host-only or path-only inputs can still parse when valid.

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