URL Decode
Decode percent-encoded URLs and query strings back into readable text — useful for reading analytics logs, API responses, and encoded links.
Overview
Decode percent-encoded URLs and query strings back into readable text — useful for reading analytics logs, API responses, and encoded links.
Benefits
- Restores readable text from encoded URLs
- Instant, browser-based decoding
- No data sent to a server
- Handles full URLs or partial strings
Use Cases
- Reading encoded values in analytics logs
- Debugging API request/response URLs
- Inspecting query strings shared in tickets
- Making shared links human-readable
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How to Use
- Paste an encoded URL or query string.
- Click Decode.
- Copy the readable, decoded result.
FAQ
- Why do analytics logs show %20 and %2F?
- Web servers and browsers percent-encode special characters in URLs. This tool reverses that so the values are readable again.
- Is my text sent to a server?
- No. Decoding happens entirely in your browser.
- Can it decode a full URL, not just a query string?
- Yes. Paste the full URL or just the encoded portion — either way the readable text is restored.
About URL Decode
Decode percent-encoded URLs from analytics, logs, and API responses. Turn cryptic %20, %2F, and similar encoded sequences back into readable text in one click.