I-paste ang isang URL para hatiin ito sa mga bahagi nito.
(Nasa Ingles ang dokumentasyon)
What it does
The URL Inspector decomposes any URL into every WHATWG-defined component: scheme/protocol, origin, host, hostname, port, pathname, search string,
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, and any embedded credentials. It surfaces the signals the browser’s URL parser hides - whether the port is the scheme’s default (e.g.https → 443), whether the connection is secure, and whether the URL is just a site root. Query parameters are listed individually with an Encoded / Decoded toggle that percent-decodes values (treating + as a space). Everything runs 100% client-side.
How to use it
- Paste a URL into the URL box (or hit Sample for a demo with credentials, port, and query).
- Read the structured breakdown - each row has a copy button.
- Toggle Encoded / Decoded to switch how query-parameter values are shown.
- Watch the badges for security, default/custom port, and any warnings (credentials, root-only URL).
- Copy share link to send the exact URL + toggle state to a teammate.
Examples
Break down a URL with a query string
Input: https://api.example.com/v1/search?q=hello%20world&lang=en
Result: protocol https:, hostname api.example.com, pathname /v1/search, two params (q, lang) - decoded q = hello world.Spot credentials and a default port
Input: https://user:pass@example.com:443/
Warnings: username credential, password credential, port 443 is the default for https.Catch an invalid URL
Input: example.com/path → Invalid URL - include the scheme (e.g. https://).Good to know
- Shareable: the URL and decode toggle are encoded in the link (
?u=…&d=…). - Private: parsing happens locally - safe for URLs that may contain tokens or credentials.
- Related tools: Email Validator, HTTP Status Codes,
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Encode / Decode.