Developer / Debugging
URL Parser
Break down a full URL into protocol, host, path, query, and hash fields directly in your browser. Break down a full URL into its protocol, host, path, query, hash, and auth fields directly in the browser.
3
Query pairs
2
Path parts
Yes
Hash
0
Tracking params
Loaded starter URL
Quick notes
This tool expects a full absolute URL such as `https://example.com/path?x=1`.
It is handy when you need to inspect the exact host, path, auth, or hash pieces of a link.
Grouped query data makes repeated params easier to read than a single long URL string.
Tracking-parameter hiding helps when you want the useful URL without UTM clutter.
Parsed fields
Href
https://trytoolport.com/tools/query-string-parser?group=developer&tag=url&tag=parser#examples
Protocol
https:
Origin
https://trytoolport.com
Host
trytoolport.com
Hostname
trytoolport.com
Port
(default)
Pathname
/tools/query-string-parser
Search
?group=developer&tag=url&tag=parser
Hash
#examples
Username
(none)
Password
(none)
Query entries
[
[
"group",
"developer"
],
[
"tag",
"url"
],
[
"tag",
"parser"
]
]Grouped query JSON
{
"group": "developer",
"tag": [
"url",
"parser"
]
}Path segments
Clean URL preview
https://trytoolport.com/tools/query-string-parser?group=developer&tag=url&tag=parser#examples
Why this gets reused
URLs get passed around constantly in analytics, SEO checks, redirect debugging, and app routing work.
Breaking a link into fields is often faster than manually scanning a long URL in one line.
Query entry and grouped param views make repeated filters or tags much easier to inspect.
Tracking-param cleanup and rebuilt clean URLs make the tool useful beyond basic inspection.
Strong first-use cases
Checking exactly which host, path, query, and hash a copied link contains.
Inspecting repeated query params without manually decoding a long URL.
Copying clean parsed fields into tickets, docs, or debug notes.