Break down any URL into its component parts instantly.
About this tool
Enter any URL to inspect its protocol, host, port, path, query parameters, and fragment. Useful for debugging redirect chains, API endpoints, and query string issues. All processing is browser-based.
Runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded; your input never leaves your device. How it works
Quick answer
Paste any URL and Tabreon instantly breaks it down into protocol, host, port, path, query parameters, and fragment — no server round-trip required.
Why use Tabreon for this?
Parsing happens entirely in your browser — the URL you paste, which may contain sensitive tokens or session IDs, is never sent to a server.
Query parameters are broken out individually, not just shown as a raw query string.
No account, no limit on how many URLs you can inspect.
How to parse a URL
1Paste a URL. Enter the full URL you want to inspect, including its protocol (e.g. https://).
2Review the breakdown. Protocol, host, port, path, query parameters, and fragment appear instantly.
3Copy the part you need. Use the parsed output to debug a redirect chain or API call.
What is URL parsing?
A URL is made up of distinct parts — protocol (e.g. "https"), host, optional port, path, query string, and fragment — each with a specific role in how a browser or server resolves the address. Parsing splits a URL string into these parts so you can inspect or debug each one individually, rather than reading them out of a single unbroken string.
How Tabreon handles your data
The URL is parsed in your browser using its built-in URL API — this matters because a URL you're debugging may carry session tokens or other sensitive query parameters that never leave your device.
Key features
Breaks a URL into protocol, host, port, origin, path, query parameters, and fragment
Query parameters are listed individually, not just as a raw query string
Live results as you type or paste
Common use cases
Debugging a redirect chain by inspecting the destination URL's query parameters
Checking which host and port an API endpoint actually points to
Verifying a tracking or UTM parameter is present and correctly formatted
Common mistakes & limitations
This tool inspects and displays a URL's structure — it doesn't resolve redirects, check reachability, or validate that the URL is live.
The URL must be absolute (including protocol and host) — relative paths don't carry the components this tool breaks down.
Frequently asked questions
No, parsing happens entirely in your browser. This matters if the URL contains sensitive query parameters like session tokens.
No — enter a full URL including protocol and host (e.g. https://example.com/path). A relative path doesn't have the protocol or host this tool breaks out.
The origin is the protocol, host, and port combined (e.g. https://example.com:8080) — the part of the URL that identifies the server, separate from the path or query string.