Query Parameters (4)
| Parameter Key | Decoded Value |
|---|---|
| category | developer-tools |
| sort | popular |
| page | 1 |
| highlight | true |
Deconstruct and analyze URLs into Protocol, Hostname, Port, Path, Hash, and structured Query String parameters with parameter editing.
| Parameter Key | Decoded Value |
|---|---|
| category | developer-tools |
| sort | popular |
| page | 1 |
| highlight | true |
Breaks URLs into Protocol (http/https), Hostname, Port, Pathname, Search, and Hash anchor.
View, edit, add, or delete individual query parameters with automatic URL re-construction.
Displays human-readable decoded parameter values alongside raw encoded strings.
Analyze private API endpoints and authentication URLs locally with 100% confidentiality.
The Softnag URL Parser utilizes the browser’s WHATWG URL API (new URL(urlString)) to parse URI components in compliance with RFC 3986.
It parses URLSearchParams into key-value pairs, decoding percent-encoded characters while preserving duplicate query parameter keys.
When you modify a query parameter in the interactive table, the tool automatically re-serializes the updated URL in real time.
Inspect utm_source, utm_medium, and utm_campaign values on marketing links.
Inspect code, state, and redirect_uri parameters in OAuth 2.0 authorization URLs.
Build and test complex REST API queries with multiple filter and pagination parameters.
Analyze mobile app deep links and universal link URL structures.
Yes. You can edit, add, or remove query parameters in the table, and Softnag will generate the updated URL in real-time.
Yes. The parser shows both the decoded human-readable value and the raw percent-encoded representation.
Softnag displays all occurrences of duplicate keys in the parameter table, preserving array query formats.
No. All URL parsing and rebuilding happen entirely within your local browser memory.
Yes. You can copy the entire query parameters object as structured JSON with one click.
Yes. The parser safely decodes percentage-encoded symbols and parses multiple duplicate parameters into structured lists.