URL Parser Tool

Professional URL parsing and analysis tool that supports parsing the structure of single and multiple URLs, providing detailed component analysis, domain information, security checks, and more.

Bug report

Browser execution mode: Your data is processed in your browser and is not uploaded to the server.

Speed and Stability: Processing speed depends on your device and browser. For large batch work, the desktop version may be more stable.

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Instructions

Software Usage Instructions

Select a processing mode:Choose single URL parsing, batch URL parsing, encoding/decoding, or test URL generation as needed.
Enter URL data:In single mode, enter one URL; in batch mode, paste multiple lines of URLs or import a TXT or CSV file; in encoding/decoding mode, enter the string to convert.
Configure parsing options:You can set automatic protocol completion, component decoding, query parameter analysis, domain structure analysis, security warnings, tracking parameter detection, and export of failed items.
Start processing:Click “Next: Start Processing”, and the tool will parse, decode, or generate according to the current mode.
View results:The results area displays the URL structure, component table, query parameters, domain information, security warnings, and batch preview.
Export results:Batch results support CSV, JSON, and ZIP downloads; multiple source files will generate results based on the original file base name, and duplicates will automatically be distinguished with numbers.

FAQ

A: It splits the protocol, username, hostname, port, path, query string, anchor, root domain, subdomain, and suffix, and displays the normalized URL.

A: TXT and CSV files are supported. For TXT, one URL per line is recommended; CSV will prioritize cells containing URLs and can also process URL lists in the first column.

A: It is suitable for handling percent encoding, Chinese parameters, spaces, special symbols, redirect addresses, and query strings. The tool also supports continuous decoding to troubleshoot double-encoded content.

A: They flag the HTTP protocol, authentication information in URLs, overly long URLs, special characters, sensitive parameters such as token, password, and secret, as well as UTM and ad click parameters.

A: Yes. After entering the “Relative URL Base Address,” relative addresses such as /docs, ../page, and ?id=1 will be converted and parsed according to the base address.

A: The ZIP contains CSV and JSON results for each source file, along with a summary CSV and summary JSON, making it easy to view in spreadsheets or continue processing programmatically.