URL Parser
Parse and analyze any URL into its components: protocol, host, port, path, query parameters, hash, and more. Free online URL analysis tool. Analyze and process URLs directly in your browser.
What is URL Parser | Rune
URL Parser breaks down any URL into its constituent parts including protocol, hostname, subdomain, domain, TLD, port, path, query string, hash fragment, and origin. Query parameters are displayed in a structured table for easy inspection. Features a color-coded visual URL breakdown that highlights each component directly in the URL string.
Copy any individual part to clipboard with one click. All parsing happens client-side using the browser's URL API. Essential for web developers, SEO specialists, and digital marketers who work with URLs and web infrastructure. Analyzes results in real time with detailed reports and actionable insights for your web properties.
Key Features of URL Parser
Everything you need for professional url parser
Full URL Breakdown
Extract protocol, hostname, subdomain, domain, TLD, port, path, query, hash, and origin.
Visual Breakdown
Color-coded visualization highlights each component directly in the URL string.
Query Parameter Table
View all query string parameters in a structured table with keys and values.
Security Indicator
See at a glance whether the URL uses secure HTTPS or insecure HTTP protocol.
Copy Parts
Copy any individual URL component to clipboard with one click.
Privacy First
All parsing happens in your browser using the JavaScript URL API. No data leaves your device.
How to Use URL Parser
Follow these simple steps to get started
Enter URL
Paste or type any URL you want to analyze.
Parse URL
Click Parse URL to break it into all its components.
Copy Parts
Review components and copy any individual part to clipboard.
Pro Tips
- The fragment (#hash) is never sent to the server, it's only used by the browser for in-page navigation.
- Default ports (80 for HTTP, 443 for HTTPS) are typically omitted from URLs but the parser will show them.
- Query parameters after the ? are key=value pairs separated by &. The parser shows them in a table.
- Subdomains like 'www' or 'blog' appear before the main domain name.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about URL Parser
What are the parts of a URL?
A URL consists of protocol (https), hostname (www.example.com), port (443), path (/page), query string (?key=value), and fragment (#section). Each part serves a specific purpose.
What is the difference between hostname and domain?
The hostname includes subdomains (www.example.com) while the domain is just the registered name (example.com). The TLD is the extension (.com).
Is this tool safe to use?
Yes. URL parsing happens entirely in your browser using the JavaScript URL API. No data is sent to any server.
What is a query string?
A query string is the part of a URL after the ? mark. It contains key=value pairs separated by & that pass data to the server or application.
What is the origin?
The origin is the combination of protocol + hostname + port (e.g., https://example.com:443). It's used by browsers for same-origin security policies.
Can I parse relative URLs?
This tool works best with absolute URLs that include a protocol. Relative URLs like '/page' don't contain enough information for full parsing.
Is URL Parser free?
Yes! URL Parser is 100% free with no limits and no sign-up required. Parse as many URLs as you need.
What is a TLD?
TLD stands for Top-Level Domain, it's the last part of a domain name like .com, .org, .net, or .io. Country-code TLDs include .uk, .de, .jp, etc. The parser extracts this automatically from any URL.
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