URL-decode a TSV File takes percent-encoded TSV data and decodes each field back into readable text. Drop in your file or paste some text instantly get clean, tab-separated values you can work with right away.
How to Use:
- Paste your encoded TSV data into the Input TSV box or use Choose File to upload a
.tsv
,.txt
, or other plain-text file - Use the Convert + to space toggle to decode plus signs into spaces (helpful for URL-form-encoded data)
- For easier reading, you can toggle Maximize Output to expand the output box and make everything more visible.
- Click Decode to run the transformation
- Copy the cleaned result with Copy Output or save it using Export to File
- Click Clear All to reset the input, output, and all settings
What URL-decode a TSV File can do:
URL-decode a TSV File is built to clean up web-encoded tabular data. Whether you’re pulling TSV from a URL, log output, or web-form submission, this tool decodes every cell individually. It supports optional decoding of + into space, live previews, real-time character counts, and instant feedback when your output updates. Works fully offline and in your browser no uploads, no fuss. Just clean, decoded TSV.
Example:
Input:
apple%20pie\tbanana%2Fsplit\tcherry%3F
hello%20world\tgood%26bad\tmore%2Bspace
Output:
apple pie banana/split cherry?
hello world good&bad more+space
Common Use Cases:
Use this tool when working with TSV files that have been URL-encoded especially in logs, scripts, or exported web data. It’s useful for data recovery, debugging pipelines, and preparing clean TSV files for further processing or import.
Useful Tools & Suggestions:
After using URL-decode a TSV File, you might want to run it through Validate TSV to catch any formatting issues that sneak in. And if the file was encoded for a web app, Convert TSV to JSON could be a useful next step for integrating the data.