Free Developer & Blogger Tool
URL Encoder / Decoder
Encode normal URLs into web-safe format and decode encoded URLs back into readable text. This tool is useful for spaces, symbols, query parameters, affiliate links, tracking URLs, and website links.
Encode URL
Spaces can become %20, @ can become %40, and special characters can be converted into safe URL format.
Quick examples:
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Input Length
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Output Length
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| Character / Example | Encoded Form | Simple Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Space | %20 | Spaces are not normally written directly inside safe URL components, so they are encoded. |
| @ | %40 | Often appears in email addresses and can be encoded when used inside URL values. |
| & | %26 | In URLs, & can separate query parameters, so encode it when it is part of a value. |
| = | %3D | In URLs, = can connect a query key with a value, so encode it inside values if needed. |
| ? | %3F | ? usually starts query parameters, so encode it if it is part of normal text. |
| hello world | hello%20world | A basic example showing how a space becomes %20. |
Encode
Encoding converts spaces, symbols, and special characters into URL-safe percent format.
Decode
Decoding converts encoded text like %20, %40, and %26 back into readable characters.
Component Mode
Use component mode for query values, search terms, names, emails, and text inside links.
Note: For complete website links, use “Full URL” mode if you want to keep parts like https://, ?, &, and = readable. For query values or text inside a URL, “URL Component” mode is usually safer.
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