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URL Decoder

Decode URL-encoded text instantly to readable form.

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About the URL Decoder

Decode URL-encoded text instantly to readable form.

URL Decoder converts percent-encoded strings (%20, %3D, %26) back to readable text. Paste an encoded URL or query string and see the decoded version instantly — useful for reading analytics URLs, debugging API parameters, and inspecting encoded form data.

Type
Tool
Method
percent-encoding per RFC 3986, reversible
Runs in
Your browser — no account, no install
Price
Free
Privacy
Inputs stay on your device unless the tool says otherwise
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Frequently asked questions

What does %20 mean in a URL?+

%20 is the URL-encoded representation of a space character. Similarly, %26 is &, %3D is =, and %3F is ?. Each encodes one character using its hexadecimal ASCII value.

Why do some URLs have + instead of %20?+

In HTML form submissions (application/x-www-form-urlencoded), spaces are encoded as +. In standard URL paths, spaces are %20. Both represent a space. This tool decodes both formats correctly.

Can I decode an entire URL with multiple parameters?+

Yes. Paste the full URL including the query string. The decoder processes all encoded characters across the entire input, showing readable parameter names and values.

What is double encoding?+

Double encoding happens when an already-encoded string is encoded again: space → %20 → %2520. This causes bugs because decoders only undo one level. If your URL shows %25, it likely has double-encoding issues.

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