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Online URL Parser Tool

Use our free online URL parser tool to analyze and extract the parts of any URL. Understand its scheme, domain, subdomain, path, query string, and more with ease.

URLs Explained: Understand Every Part of a URL

What is a URI?

A Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) identifies a resource. It can be either a URN (Uniform Resource Name) or a URL (Uniform Resource Locator). A URI may serve as both a name and a locator.

What is a URL?

A URL locates a resource using a specific scheme (e.g., HTTP, HTTPS, FTP). It's basically the web address of a resource.

scheme://username:[email protected]:port/path/file.ext?query=string#fragment

What is a URN?

A Uniform Resource Name (URN) is an identifier for a resource without referencing its location.

URL Component Definitions

Userinfo (Username & Password)

Used for authentication, appears before the host and separated by @.

ftp://username:[email protected]/

Authority

Includes the userinfo, hostname, and port (userinfo and port are optional).

Scheme (or Protocol)

Describes how the resource should be accessed.

Path

Specifies the location of the resource on the server.

Query String

Contains key-value pairs providing extra information, following a ?.

Fragment (Hash)

Points to a subsection of the resource, following #.


Learn More

Visit our URLs Explained Guide for an in-depth look at how URLs, URIs, and URNs work.

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