URL Encode/Decode

Encode or decode URLs and query strings

πŸ’‘ Tips:

  • Special Characters: Spaces become %20, symbols like & become %26, # becomes %23
  • International Text: Non-ASCII characters like δΈ­ζ–‡ become percent-encoded UTF-8
  • Query Parameters: Always encode values in query strings to prevent parsing errors
  • API Development: Essential for sending data in URL parameters or form data
  • Web Forms: Encode form data before sending via GET requests
  • Copy Results: Use the copy button to quickly use encoded/decoded URLs
  • Examples: Use the "Load example" button to see common encoding patterns
  • Privacy First: All encoding/decoding happens locally in your browser - your URLs stay private