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🔗 URL Encoder / Decoder

Encode or decode URLs and components, and parse query strings into readable key-value pairs.

🔐 Everything is processed locally in your browser. URLs and query strings often contain tokens — nothing is sent to 0Appz or any third party.

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How to use this tool

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1. Enter your input
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2. Run in browser
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Overview

URL Encoder Decoder - Free Online URL & Query String Tool handles all your URL escaping needs in one place. Encode a single component with encodeURIComponent behavior, encode a full URL preserving its structure with encodeURI, decode percent-encoded strings back to readable text, or switch to Query string mode to break a long URL into a readable table of parameters and values. The swap button lets you use the result as the next input for round-trip checks. Everything runs locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded — which matters because URLs frequently contain API keys, session tokens and personal data. Works on desktop and mobile, in all six languages.

Frequently asked questions

What is URL encoding? +

URL encoding (percent-encoding) replaces characters that are not allowed in URLs — like spaces, &, ? and non-ASCII letters — with a % sign and two hexadecimal digits. For example, a space becomes %20.

What is the difference between component and full URL encoding? +

Component encoding (encodeURIComponent) escapes everything except unreserved characters, so it is meant for a single query value. Full URL encoding (encodeURI) keeps the URL structure characters : / ? # & = intact.

Can I decode a full URL with query parameters? +

Yes — use the Query string mode in the URL Encoder Decoder - Free Online URL & Query String Tool to see every parameter as a readable key-value pair, even inside a long URL.

Is my data private? +

Yes. Everything is processed locally in your browser with JavaScript — nothing is uploaded, which matters because URLs often contain API keys and tokens.

🔒 100% browser-based — your files never leave your device