URL Web Tools
URLs carry more structure than they look like at a glance — encoded characters, query parameters, tracking tags, and device information hidden in a user agent string. These tools help you inspect, debug, and work with URLs and related web data quickly.
What you can do here
- Break down any URL
- with URL Parser to see protocol, domain, path, and query parameters separately.
- Fix encoding issues
- with URL Encoder / Decoder when URLs contain spaces or special characters.
- Convert data formats
- with Base64 Encode / Decode for working with encoded strings, images, or API payloads.
- Extract links from raw text
- with URL Extractor From Text — useful for pulling links out of scraped content, logs, or documents.
- Identify browser and device info
- with User Agent Parser when debugging device-specific issues.
All tools work directly in your browser with no signup and no daily limits.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Why would a URL need encoding?
URLs can only contain certain characters. Spaces, non-ASCII characters,
and reserved symbols like & or ? need to be
percent-encoded so browsers and servers interpret them correctly.
2. Can I extract multiple URLs from a large block of text at once?
Yes, URL Extractor From Text scans your entire input and pulls out every valid URL it finds, not just the first one.