🔗 Client-Side URL Encoder

Secure, private, and instant. No database, no tracking.

🔓 Decoded URL Found

This link contains a destination URL hidden in the hash.

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About URL Encoder/Decoder

Our Online URL Encoder and Decoder converts unescaped characters, spaces, and non-ASCII symbols into RFC 3986-compliant percent-encoded strings (e.g., spaces to %20, ampersands to %26). Also decodes obfuscated query strings back into plain text instantly.

Essential for developers debugging REST APIs, building custom OAuth redirect parameters, and testing webhook payloads securely in the browser.

💡 How to Use the URL Encoder/Decoder

  1. Input URL or Text: Paste raw text or an encoded query string into the input box.
  2. Select Action: Click Encode URL to apply percent-encoding or Decode URL to restore plain text.
  3. Copy Output: Copy the sanitized URL string for your API request or web application.

⚡ Key Features & Capabilities

✨ RFC 3986 Compliant

Follows standard W3C and IETF percent-encoding specifications.

✨ Bi-Directional Conversion

Instant switching between Encode and Decode modes.

✨ 100% Client-Side Privacy

No sensitive OAuth tokens or API keys are ever transmitted over the network.

🎯 Common Use Cases

  • API Developers: Safely encode JSON payloads and query parameters in HTTP GET requests.
  • OAuth Implementations: Encode redirect_uri and callback parameters correctly.
  • Security Researchers: Inspect and decode obfuscated URL parameters during vulnerability testing.
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Verified by ToolkitBank Technical Team • Last updated & tested: February 2026 • 100% Client-Side Privacy Guaranteed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Percent-Encoding?

Percent-encoding is a mechanism for encoding arbitrary data in a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) using ASCII characters, replacing non-ASCII bytes with a '%' followed by two hexadecimal digits.

What is the difference between encodeURI and encodeURIComponent?

encodeURI preserves protocol delimiters (: / ? # & =), while encodeURIComponent encodes all characters including delimiters, making it suitable for single query parameter values.