Free Online URL Parameters Parser & Formatter

Getting Started

Using the URL Parameters Formatter is simple and efficient:

Basic Usage

1. Paste URL: Copy and paste a URL with query parameters
2. Auto Parse: The tool automatically extracts and decodes parameters
3. View Table: See all parameters in a clean, organized table
4. Edit & Rebuild: Modify parameters and generate new URL

Key Features

• Auto Parsing: Automatically extract parameters from any URL
• URL Decoding: Decode URL-encoded values automatically
• Table View: Display parameters in an easy-to-read table
• Edit Parameters: Add, modify, or remove parameters
• Rebuild URL: Generate new URL with updated parameters
• Copy Functions: Copy individual values or entire URL
• Array Support: Handle array parameters (param[]=value)
• Special Characters: Properly handle encoded special characters

Common Use Cases

API Development

• Debug API Calls: Analyze query parameters in API requests
• Test Endpoints: Build and test different parameter combinations
• Parameter Validation: Verify parameter names and values
• Documentation: Create clear examples of API parameters

URL Analysis

• Tracking URLs: Analyze marketing and tracking parameters
• UTM Parameters: Decode and understand UTM tracking codes
• Referral Links: Examine affiliate and referral parameters
• Search Queries: Analyze search engine query parameters

Debugging

• HTTP Requests: Debug query strings in HTTP requests
• Form Submissions: Analyze GET form submission parameters
• Redirect URLs: Decode parameters in redirect chains
• Error Investigation: Identify problematic parameters

Development Tasks

• Build Query Strings: Construct complex query strings easily
• Parameter Testing: Test different parameter values
• URL Manipulation: Modify URLs programmatically
• Integration Testing: Prepare test URLs with parameters

Understanding URL Parameters

Basic Structure

URL parameters follow this format:

https://example.com/path?param1=value1¶m2=value2

• Base URL: https://example.com/path
• Question Mark (?): Separates path from parameters
• Parameters: param1=value1¶m2=value2
• Ampersand (&): Separates multiple parameters

URL Encoding

Special characters must be encoded:

• Space: %20 or +
• Ampersand (&): %26
• Equals (=): %3D
• Question Mark (?): %3F
• Hash (#): %23

Array Parameters

Multiple values for same parameter:

• Bracket notation: ?tags[]=javascript&tags[]=react
• Repeated keys: ?tag=javascript&tag=react
• Comma-separated: ?tags=javascript,react

Best Practices

• Always URL-encode parameter values with special characters
• Use descriptive parameter names (camelCase or snake_case)
• Keep parameter names consistent across your API
• Avoid sensitive data in URL parameters (use POST body instead)
• Document expected parameter formats and types
• Validate parameter values on the server side

Tips & Tricks

• Paste any URL to instantly see all parameters decoded
• Use this tool to debug tracking pixels and analytics URLs
• Copy individual parameter values for testing
• Build complex query strings without manual encoding
• Analyze competitor URLs to understand their parameters
• Test API endpoints with different parameter combinations

Examples

Example 1: Search URL

Input: https://example.com/search?q=hello+world&page=2&sort=date

Parsed Parameters:

• q: hello world
• page: 2
• sort: date

Example 2: Tracking URL

Input: https://example.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=summer_sale

Parsed Parameters:

• utm_source: google
• utm_medium: cpc
• utm_campaign: summer_sale