Parse an URL into readable individual components.
The URL parser splits a URL into its components: the scheme, host, port, username, password, path, query string and fragment. It uses the browser's standard URL parser, the same one that handles every link you click.
It's helpful when debugging long tracking links, checking which parameters a URL carries, or explaining the structure of a URL. A link without https:// is accepted too.
Scheme, host, port, credentials, path, query and fragment.
Uses the WHATWG URL standard, like browsers do.
URLs without a scheme are accepted.
Parsing happens locally in your browser.
The part after the question mark, made of key=value pairs separated by &, used to pass data such as filters and UTM tags.
The part after #. It's handled by the browser and is never sent to the server.
Default ports, 80 for http and 443 for https, are implied and omitted.
Short, readable URLs with keywords are easier to understand and share. Use the slug converter to create them.