The URL Encoder Tool quickly converts text or URLs into safe encoded formats for online use. Supports standard URI encoding, strict URI component encoding, and space-to-plus customization. Instantly preview, copy, export, and encode safely.
How to Use:
- Enter or paste your text into the Input Text area.
- Select the encoding method you prefer in the Options section.
- The encoded result will appear automatically in the Encoded Output box.
- To copy the output, use the Copy Output button.
- To download the result, click Export to File.
- If needed, you can import a
.txt
file by selecting Choose File below the input box.
Feature Guide:
The URL Encoder Tool offers three encoding modes.
- Encode URI keeps parts of the URL readable, like slashes and colons, and only encodes characters that need to be made safe for use in links.
- Encode URI Component makes every character safe for query parameters and path components by applying stricter encoding rules.
- Replace spaces with + encodes the text normally but substitutes spaces with plus signs, which is useful for building query strings in forms and APIs. You can easily switch between encoding methods based on where and how you plan to use the encoded text. Exporting or copying the output is available for quick reuse.
Example:
Input:Hello World! Encode this URL: https://example.com/?a=1&b=2
Output using “Encode URI Component”:Hello%20World%21%20Encode%20this%20URL%3A%20https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2F%3Fa%3D1%26b%3D2
Common Use Cases:
The URL Encoder Tool is ideal for preparing text for safe use in web addresses, query strings, and API calls. It prevents errors by correctly encoding spaces, special characters, and symbols that could otherwise break links. Whether you’re working with full URLs, dynamic parameters, or simply need to secure input for online applications, this tool ensures your data stays clean and functional.
Useful Tools & Suggestions:
After encoding a URL, URL Parser helps break it down so you can inspect each part useful if you’re debugging links or working with query strings. And if you ever need to reverse the process, URL Decoder cleanly brings everything back to human-readable form.