Free URL Tools

Encode and decode URLs, query components, and text used in web addresses.

Input URL or text

Input characters: 0Input size: 0 B

Output

Output characters: 0Output size: 0 B

How to Use Free URL Tools

Paste text or a URL, then choose the action. Use component encoding for query values or individual text fragments; use full URL encoding only when you specifically need to encode the entire string. Parsing requires a complete URL or a value that your browser can interpret as one.

URL encoding converts special characters into a format that can be safely included in a URL component. Decoding reverses percent-encoding, while the URL parser separates a web address into its main parts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these tools free to use?

Yes. These browser-based utilities can be used without installing a separate application.

Does the page work on mobile devices?

Yes. The responsive layout adapts to phones, tablets, and desktop screens.

Can I copy the result?

Use the Copy Output button. If clipboard access is blocked, select the output text and copy it manually.

What is the difference between URL and URL component encoding?

Component encoding is intended for a single value, such as a query parameter. Encoding an entire URL also encodes separators like slashes and question marks, which may not be what you want.