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URL encoder and decoder

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URL encoder turns spaces and special signs into safe link text. Paste your string, encode or decode, and copy the result. Runs in your browser. Free online.

Use this when a link has spaces or odd signs. Nothing is saved.

How it works

  1. 1

    Enter your data

    Text, a link, or settings — right on this page.

  2. 2

    Instant result

    Everything runs on your device. We do not get a copy.

  3. 3

    Copy or save

    Use it right away.

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You get the result in a second. No waiting in a line.

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Free URL encoder for links and queries

A URL encoder turns spaces and special signs into codes a link can carry. Spaces become %20. Quotes and other signs get their own codes too.

Paste your text, pick Encode or Decode, and copy the result. The tool runs in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.

Use it when a search term, file name, or tracking link breaks. Encode only the query part, not the https:// at the start.

Good for

  • Search query strings
  • File names in links
  • API test URLs
  • Tracking link fixes

Tips

  • Encode the query only
  • Paste the full string
  • Decode to check results
  • Do not encode the domain

Common questions

What does a URL encoder do?

It turns spaces and special signs into percent codes so a link does not break.

When do I need a URL encoder?

When a link fails because of spaces, quotes, or other signs in the query part.

Does this URL encoder also decode?

Yes. Switch to Decode to turn codes like %20 back into normal text.

Is my text sent to a server by the URL encoder?

No. Encode and decode run entirely in your browser.

Is a URL encoder the same as Base64?

No. URL encoding is for web links. Base64 is a different format for other uses.

URL Encoder and Decoder Free — Toolsy