URL Parser
Break a URL into its scheme, host, port, path segments, query, and fragment, and see whether it is secure and how many parameters it carries.
How to use
- Paste the URL.
- Read each part as its own row.
- Copy the part you need for a redirect rule or a request.
A URL parser splits a URL into the parts that decide where a request goes: the scheme, the host, an optional port, the path, the query, and the fragment. Seeing them separately is usually the fastest way to find a broken link.
Paste a URL to see its parts.
Path segments
Questions about url parser
- Why is the password not shown?
- A password in a URL is a bad practice that leaks through logs and referrers. The row confirms one is present without repeating it.
- What is the origin?
- Scheme, host, and port together, which is what a browser checks when deciding whether a request is cross-origin.
- Does the fragment reach the server?
- No. A fragment after the hash is handled by the browser and never sent in the request.
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