About this query string parser
The query string is the part of a web address after the ? — a set of name=value pairs joined by & that pass information to a page, like a search term or a page number. This query string parser splits that text into a clean, readable list. You can paste a whole URL or just the query part; the tool ignores anything before the ? and after a #, then decodes percent-codes and plus signs so each value reads naturally. It is handy for debugging links, checking tracking parameters or understanding an API call. The parsing is done in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I paste a full URL?
- Yes. The tool automatically finds the part after the ? and ignores everything before it, as well as any #section at the end.
- Does it decode %20 and + signs?
- Yes. Percent-codes like %20 and plus signs are turned back into the spaces and characters they represent.
- What happens with a name that has no value?
- It is listed with an empty value, so flags like ?debug still show up in the results.