BunchTool — URL Parser & Analyzer
Presets:
🔗 Enter Target URL & Component Breakdown
Extracted Component Attributes
Protocol / Scheme:
Auth Credentials:
Hostname / Domain:
Port:
Pathname:
Search Query String:
Hash / Fragment:
📋 Extracted Query Parameters & Analysis Pending Parsing
Key Raw Value URL-Decoded Value
No URL input provided
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URL Parser & Analyzer —
Decompose URLs & Query Strings Online

Our free URL Parser & Analyzer provides an in-browser decomposition tool to parse uniform resource locators (RFC 3986 URLs). Instantly extracts link components including scheme protocol (https:), authentication credentials (user:pass), domain hostname (example.com), port numbers (8080), pathname (/v1/api), search query parameters (?q=123), and fragment hash anchors (#section). Features a structured key-value Query Parameters inspection table with URL decoding. Select from pre-built presets (Complex API Endpoint, UTM Marketing Campaign, OAuth Callback, Deep Link Anchor) and export full analysis reports directly to url-analysis.txt. Executing 100% in local client-side JavaScript—your URLs and query parameters are never transmitted to external servers.

Client-side RFC 3986 URL component decomposition engine
Protocol, Auth, Hostname, Port, Path, and Hash Fragment extraction
Extracted Query Parameters Key-Value Table with URL decoding
Pre-configured link presets and 100% private in-browser file download
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URL Breakdown7 Components
Query TableKey-Value Decoded
100% PrivateBrowser Computed
How It Works

Parse a URL in three steps

Step 1
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Paste URL Link

Paste your target URL link or load a sample preset (Complex API, UTM Campaign, OAuth Callback, Deep Link).

Step 2
⚙️
Review Components & Table

Inspect extracted protocol, hostname, port, pathname, hash anchor, and key-value query parameters.

Step 3
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Copy Parts or Export Analysis

Copy individual URL components or download url-analysis.txt.

Why BunchTool

Why use our free URL Parser & Analyzer?

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Full RFC 3986 URL Breakdown

Decomposes complex web links into all 7 standard components: scheme, auth credentials, host, port, path, search query, and hash anchor.

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Query Parameter Extraction

Parses search query strings into a clean key-value table and automatically decodes percent-encoded URL characters.

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100% Private In-Browser Parsing

All URL parsing, parameter decoding, and report exports execute locally in your browser. Web links are never transmitted to external servers.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What are the key components of a uniform resource locator (URL)?
A standard URL contains a scheme protocol (https:), user authentication (user:pass), hostname domain (example.com), port number (:8080), pathname (/api/v1), search query parameters (?q=123), and hash anchor fragment (#section).
How does the Url Parser process inputs locally inside browser memory?
Query parameters follow the '?' symbol in a URL as key-value pairs separated by '&' (e.g. ?q=search&limit=10). Our parser extracts and URL-decodes each key and value into a structured table.
What is the difference between hostname, domain, and origin in a URL?
Hostname specifies the server address (subdomain.example.com). Origin combines protocol, hostname, and port (https://subdomain.example.com:8080).
How are special characters encoded and decoded inside URL search parameters?
URL encoding replaces non-ASCII or special characters with percent-encoded escape sequences (e.g. spaces become %20 or +). Our tool displays both raw and URL-decoded parameter values.
Is my input URL or query parameter data sent to any remote server?
No. All URL parsing, parameter extraction, and report downloads execute 100% locally inside your web browser using client-side JavaScript.
Detailed Guide

Understanding RFC 3986 URI Standards, Component Decomposition & Percent-Encoding

The RFC 3986 Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) Standard defines a generic syntax structure consisting of five primary components: scheme, authority (userinfo, host, port), path, query, and fragment.

Query Parameter Extraction parses search strings following the ? character, splitting key-value pairs separated by & delimiters and decoding percent-encoded characters (%20 to space).

Inspecting URI sub-elements helps web developers, security auditors, and API designers debug routing paths, verify UTM campaign parameters, and validate OAuth callback parameters.

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