Full URL
Input: https://x.test/?q=hello+world
Output: q = hello world
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URL Query Parser
Parse full URLs or query strings into decoded rows and JSON without fetching the URL.
Runs locallyNo uploadNo external API
Input
Output
Paste a full URL, ?query string, or raw query string.
Paste a full URL, ?query string, or raw query string.
Runs in your browser. Input is not uploaded or sent to an external API.
Related tools
How to use Query Parser
Inspect query parameters, duplicate keys, encoded values, and rebuilt query strings without making any network request.
- Paste or type your input.
- Load the sample if you want a quick check.
- Run the action, review the result, then copy only what you need.
Examples
Duplicate keys
Input: tag=a&tag=b
Output: tag[1] = a, tag[2] = b
Rebuild sorted query
Input: b=2&a=1
Output: a=1&b=2
Common use cases
Debug redirects
Decode redirect query values before editing one component with URL Encode/Decode.
Inspect token URLs
Copy encoded fields into JWT Decoder or Base64 when needed.
API debugging
Pair query parsing with JSON formatting for request and response inspection.
Limitations
No fetch
The parser never opens or validates the pasted URL.
Plus-space behavior
URLSearchParams treats plus as space in query strings, matching common form encoding.
FAQ
Can I paste a full URL?
Yes. The page extracts the query string locally and does not request the URL.
Are duplicate keys preserved?
Yes. Rows include an occurrence index and JSON groups duplicates into arrays.
Does plus decode to a space?
Yes, query parsing follows URLSearchParams behavior for plus signs.