URL Encoder/Decoder

Encode and decode URLs with support for component encoding, full URI encoding, and query string parsing.

Mode

Encode Decode

Input

Encoding Method:

Output

Statistics

Input Length: 0 characters

Output Length: 0 characters

Size Change: -

Common Characters

Character	Encoded	Description
`(space)`	`%20` or `+`	Space character
`!`	`%21`	Exclamation mark
`"`	`%22`	Double quote
`#`	`%23`	Hash/Fragment identifier
`$`	`%24`	Dollar sign
`%`	`%25`	Percent sign
`&`	`%26`	Ampersand
`'`	`%27`	Single quote
`(`	`%28`	Opening parenthesis
`)`	`%29`	Closing parenthesis
`+`	`%2B`	Plus sign
`,`	`%2C`	Comma
`/`	`%2F`	Forward slash
`:`	`%3A`	Colon
`;`	`%3B`	Semicolon
`=`	`%3D`	Equals sign
`?`	`%3E`	Question mark
`@`	`%40`	At sign
`[`	`%5B`	Opening bracket
`]`	`%5D`	Closing bracket

About URL Encoding

URL encoding (percent-encoding) converts characters into a format that can be safely transmitted over the internet. Special characters are replaced with a percent sign (%) followed by two hexadecimal digits representing the character's ASCII code.

Encoding Methods:

encodeURIComponent: Encodes all characters except: A-Z a-z 0-9 - _ . ! ~ * ' ( )
encodeURI: Preserves URL structure, doesn't encode: : / ? # [ ] @ ! $ & ' ( ) * + , ; =
Form encoding: Spaces become + instead of %20, used in form submissions

Common Use Cases

Query Parameters: Encoding values in URL query strings
API Requests: Passing data in HTTP requests
Path Segments: Encoding URL path components
Form Data: Submitting form data via GET/POST

Related Utils

ASCII85/Base85 Base32 Base64 Binary

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