The converted text will appear here
Paste a URL or a fragment of one and pick a direction.
Encode text for use in a URL, or decode a percent-encoded string back into readable text.
How it works
For query parameters, redirects and analytics tags.
Encode to make text safe for a URL, decode to read a percent-encoded string.
Spaces, ampersands, Cyrillic, emoji — anything that breaks a raw link.
Copy it or save it as .txt.
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Characters like spaces, &, ? and # have their own meaning in a URL, so unescaped text can cut the address short or lose a parameter.
Plus signs come from old HTML form encoding; %20 is the general rule and the safer choice outside forms.
No — encode the values inside it. Encoding the whole address would escape the slashes and question marks that make it a URL.
No. Both directions are handled by your browser.