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URL Encoder (Percent-Encoding)

Encode query parameters and URLs into percent-encoded format online

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URL & Query String Percent Encoder

Encodes spaces, ampersands, unicode, and reserved characters into RFC 3986 percent-escapes.

Encoding Mode:
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About URL Encoder (Percent-Encoding)

Safely encode URL query parameters, paths, and international characters into standard RFC 3986 percent-encoding. Prevents broken query strings and API parameter injection.

Key Capabilities & Features

  • Encode full URLs or individual query parameter components
  • Converts reserved characters (spaces, &, ?, =, #) to percent codes
  • Instant real-time encoding
  • One-click copy to clipboard

How to Use URL Encoder (Percent-Encoding)

1

Enter URL

Paste your raw URL or parameter text.

2

Encode

See percent-encoded text generated instantly.

3

Copy

Copy the safe URL for your web application.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is percent-encoding (URL encoding)?

Percent-encoding replaces unsafe ASCII characters with % followed by two hexadecimal digits (e.g., spaces become %20, ampersands become %26) to make URLs safe for web transmission.

What is the difference between encodeURI and encodeURIComponent?

encodeURI encodes an entire URL while preserving protocol and path separators (://?&=). encodeURIComponent encodes every special character, making it ideal for query parameter values.

Why should I encode query parameters in GET requests?

Failing to encode query values containing characters like &, =, or # causes servers to misinterpret query boundaries, leading to broken requests or parameter injection bugs.