The Query String Parser is a focused utility that extracts query parameters from URLs. When analyzing tracking links or API requests, the query variables are chained together with ampersands (&) and are hard to read. This tool parses these parameters, displaying them in a clean key-value table.

Operations run client-side in your browser, keeping your query strings secure.

Parse Query String

How to Use

1

Paste Query String

Paste the full URL or raw query parameters (e.g. 'utm_source=news&utm_medium=email') in the box.

2

Parse Query

Click 'Parse Query'. The tool splits variables at the ampersand and equals signs.

3

Review Key-Values

Review the key-value table and copy individual parameter values easily.

Why This Tool Is Useful

Clean Parameters View: Read complex analytics parameters blocks in a clean table format.

Auto-Decode values: Automatically translates encoded URL parameters (like '%20' to space) in the table.

100% Private Run: Parse confidential tracking URLs locally in your browser.

Practical Example

A marketer parses an ad landing page URL: '?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=sale'. The tool outputs a clean table: Key: 'utm_source' | Value: 'google', Key: 'utm_medium' | Value: 'cpc', Key: 'utm_campaign' | Value: 'sale'.

Limitations

Parses query syntax parameters. Does not test if parameters are recognized by your tracking system.

FAQ

What are query parameters? ▼
Query parameters are variables appended to URLs to pass data (like tracking info) to servers.
Does it decode percent signs? ▼
Yes. The parser decodes HTML percent sequences so you see readable characters.
Can I parse direct API URLs? ▼
Yes. It is commonly used to inspect query parameters inside API URLs.
Does the tool store my query parameters? ▼
No. The parsing is done locally in your browser memory via JavaScript.
How are duplicate keys handled? ▼
If a key appears multiple times in the query, both instances are listed as separate rows in the table.