URL Decode
Decode percent-encoded URLs back to human-readable text — supports %XX encoding and + as space.
What is URL Decoding?
URL decoding (percent-decoding) converts percent-encoded sequences back to their original characters. When you see a URL like https://example.com/search?q=hello%20world%26more, the %20 represents a space and %26 represents an ampersand — the URL decoder converts these back to their human-readable form.
URL decoding is essential when debugging web applications, reading log files, analyzing HTTP traffic, working with form submissions, and inspecting API requests. Browser developer tools, proxy tools like Charles, and server log files all present URLs in their encoded form — decoding them makes them immediately readable.
This tool also parses the query string of a URL into its individual key-value parameters, displaying them in a clean table format. This makes it easy to inspect complex API request URLs, OAuth redirect URIs, and tracking parameters without manually splitting on & and = characters.