1. Paste Your URL
Enter a URL or just a query string starting with ? into the input panel.
Enter a URL or just a query string starting with ? into the input panel.
Click Parse to decode all key=value pairs from the query string.
View each parameter on its own line, fully decoded for easy reading.
A query string is the part of a URL after the question mark (?) containing key=value pairs separated by ampersands.
Yes. If the same parameter appears multiple times, all values are shown, including duplicates like hobby=coding&hobby=reading.
Yes, percent-encoded values are automatically decoded for readability. For example %20 becomes a space.
No. All parsing happens locally in your browser using the URLSearchParams API.
Yes, completely free with no usage limits or sign-up required.
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