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URL Encoder/Decoder Online - Free Tool

Encode and decode URLs with special character support. Parse query parameters and handle Unicode characters. Supports bulk processing.

URL Input

Output

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Encoded output will appear here

🔒 URL Encoding

Encode special characters using percent-encoding. Supports full URL, path, query, and fragment component encoding.

🔍 Query Parser

Automatically parse and display query parameters as key-value pairs. Perfect for debugging API requests.

📦 Bulk Processing

Process multiple URLs at once by entering one URL per line. Handles Unicode characters correctly.

Free Online URL Encoder & Decoder

Our free URL encoder/decoder is the fastest way to encode and decode URLs online. Whether you're encoding special characters for API requests, parsing query parameters, or decoding percent-encoded URLs, this tool provides instant results without any signup or installation required.

What is URL Encoding?

URL encoding (also known as percent-encoding) is a mechanism for encoding special characters in URLs. It replaces unsafe ASCII characters with a "%" followed by two hexadecimal digits. This is essential for properly formatting URLs and ensuring they can be transmitted over the internet.

Key Features

  • URL Encoding: Encode special characters using percent-encoding
  • URL Decoding: Decode percent-encoded URLs back to readable format
  • Component Encoding: Separate encoding for full URL, path, query, and fragment
  • Query Parser: Automatic parsing and display of query parameters
  • Bulk Processing: Encode or decode multiple URLs simultaneously
  • Unicode Support: Handles Unicode characters correctly
  • Privacy First: All processing happens locally in your browser

Common Use Cases

  • Encode URLs for API requests and HTTP headers
  • Decode URLs from server logs and analytics
  • Parse query parameters from complex URLs
  • Format URLs with special characters for web applications
  • Debug URL-related issues in web development
  • Prepare URLs for use in HTML attributes and JavaScript