URL Encode/Decode
Encode or decode URL components for safe use in web addresses.
Browser Processing Only (Offline Ready)
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About This Tool
What is URL Encoder/Decoder?
URL Encoder/Decoder converts special characters in URLs to their percent-encoded equivalents and back. This is essential for creating valid URLs that contain spaces, ampersands, non-ASCII characters, or other reserved characters.
Use it to safely pass query parameters, encode file paths, or debug malformed URLs.
Common Use Cases
- Query Parameters: Encode values for safe inclusion in URL query strings
- API Requests: Properly encode request parameters for REST APIs
- Redirect URLs: Encode callback URLs for OAuth flows and redirects
- File Paths: Encode file names with spaces or special characters for web servers
- Debugging: Decode mangled URLs to see the original text
Privacy-First URL Processing
All encoding and decoding runs entirely in your browser using native encodeURIComponent() and decodeURIComponent() functions.
- Your URLs and parameters never leave your device
- Safe for encoding URLs containing API keys, tokens, or session IDs
- Works offline after the page loads
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FAQ
URL encoding converts special characters into percent-encoded format (e.g., space becomes %20) so they can be safely used in web addresses.
Encode converts the full URL preserving structure characters like / and ?. Encode Component encodes everything including those characters, useful for query parameter values.
No. All processing happens entirely in your browser. Your data never leaves your device — nothing is uploaded to any server.
Yes. Once the page has loaded, the tool works completely offline. For the best experience, install PrivaDeck as a PWA from your browser.
There are no server-imposed limits. The maximum file size depends on your device's available memory and browser capabilities. Most modern devices handle files up to several hundred MB without issues.