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URL Query String Parser – Parse and edit URL parameters

The URL Query String parser breaks down URL parameters (query string) into a clear format and allows for their modification. Paste a URL into the field and see all parameters as key-value pairs.

The tool automatically URL-encodes and decodes parameters and displays the structure clearly. You can add, edit, and remove parameters and copy the modified URL. Perfect for developers debugging API calls.

How does URL query string work?

URL query string starts with a question mark (?), parameters are separated by &, and key-value pairs are joined with =. For example, `https://example.com/search?q=test&lang=en&page=2` contains three parameters: q=test, lang=en, page=2. Special characters are encoded (%20 = space, %2F = forward slash). The parser automatically decodes the encoding.

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The URL query string parser breaks down URL parameters into clear key-value format. Handy tool for developers debugging URL parameters or analyzing links.

✅ What does this do?

Enter a URL, and the tool parses query string parameters into a readable list.

  • Parse URL parameters into key-value pairs in readable format.
  • Decode URL-encoded characters (%20, %3D, etc.) to plain text.
  • Copy individual parameters or entire parsed structure.
🧠 How to interpret results?

Parameters are key=value pairs after the URL's ? that transfer data between pages.

  • Parameters are separated by &: ?key1=value1&key2=value2.
  • URL encoding converts special characters to safe format – parser decodes them.
  • Duplicate parameters or empty values may indicate faulty URL structure.
⚠️ Good to know

URL parameters may contain sensitive information – handle them carefully.

  • Don't share URLs containing tokens, passwords, or personal data.
  • Tool processes URLs entirely in browser – no data sent externally.
  • Many analytics tools (UTM parameters, etc.) have their own standard parameters.
Note: The URL parser is a developer's debug tool – all processing happens in your browser.
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