Instantly parse URLs to extract protocols, hostnames, paths, and query parameters. A simple way to analyze complex links and debug marketing tracking tags.
Modern web addresses can be incredibly long and confusing, especially when they are packed with tracking codes, session IDs, and complex paths. Our URL Parser Online is built to solve this problem by providing a clean, structured view of any link. Whether you are a developer debugging a redirect or a marketer checking UTM tags, this tool gives you the clarity you need in seconds.
Understanding the structure of a URL is vital for SEO and web development. A URL analyzer helps you verify that your canonical tags are correct and that your query strings aren't creating duplicate content issues. If you're working on complex marketing campaigns, you might also want to use our UTM Link Builder to create these links before analyzing them here.
By splitting the URL into its core components—protocol, host, path, and parameters—you can quickly identify where a link might be broken or why a certain tracking script isn't firing correctly.
?id=123).For those working with encoded data within URLs, our URL Encoder/Decoder is the perfect companion to this tool, allowing you to handle special characters with ease.
The hostname is the main address of the website (e.g., simpliconvert.com), while the path refers to the specific page or file on that server (e.g., /url_parser/). Think of the hostname as the building and the path as the specific room number.
Yes. If your URL includes a specific port (like :8080), the parser will identify it. If no port is specified, it defaults to the standard port for the protocol (80 for HTTP, 443 for HTTPS).
Yes, the tool extracts the "Hash" or "Fragment" component of the URL, which is everything following the # symbol. This is commonly used for internal page navigation.