Parse URL Query Parameters
Break down URLs into host, path, and query parameters for debugging and QA.
Try it now
Try it now
Open URL Parser with a ready-to-run example.
When you need this
- You need to inspect tracking parameters like UTM or gclid.
- You want to validate query parameters before shipping links.
- You are debugging redirect or routing issues.
How to do it with Daily Developer Tools
- Paste the full URL into the URL Parser.
- Review the parsed host, path, and query params.
- Edit params and rebuild the URL if needed.
Tips / common pitfalls
- Paste scheme-less URLs and the tool will assume https://.
- Use the tracking params list to spot analytics noise.
- Sort or remove parameters before sharing links.
Examples & test data
UTM-tagged product URL
Input example
https://shop.example.com/products?sku=ABC123&qty=2&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=winter
Expected output
host: shop.example.com path: /products params: sku=ABC123 qty=2 utm_source=google utm_campaign=winter
Short link with hash
Input example
example.com/pricing?ref=twitter#plans
Expected output
host: example.com path: /pricing params: ref=twitter fragment: #plans
FAQ
Does it work without https://?
Yes. The parser assumes https:// for scheme-less inputs.
Can I edit query params in place?
Yes. Use the parameter table to update keys and values.
Is the parsed data stored?
No. Everything stays in your browser.
Can I rebuild the URL after edits?
Yes. The output updates as you edit parameters.
Privacy-first: runs locally in your browser. No uploads.