URL Encoder/Decoder
Encode and decode URLs and text for web usage directly in your browser. Supports Standard, Component, and Form encoding types with full Unicode support and no server upload.
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How to Use
- Enter or paste plain text to encode, or URL-encoded text (with percent signs) to decode back
- Select your encoding type (Standard, Component, or Form) and click Encode or Decode
- Copy the converted result from the output area using the one-click copy button
- Use the mode switch to seamlessly toggle between encoding and decoding with encoding statistics
- Bidirectional URL encoding and decoding
- Full Unicode and special character support
- Real-time validation with error messages
- No server upload - completely client-side processing
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, EZ2Conv's URL encoder/decoder is 100% free with no hidden fees, no usage limits, and no premium tiers. Encode and decode unlimited URLs with three encoding types (Standard, Component, Form) and detailed statistics, all at no cost.
Absolutely. All URL encoding and decoding happens directly in your browser using JavaScript. Your URLs, query parameters, and form data are never uploaded to any server, making it safe for encoding sensitive API endpoints and authentication tokens.
No signup or login required. Just visit the page and start encoding or decoding URLs immediately with real-time encoding statistics and character count. No email or account needed.
Standard encoding (encodeURI) is for encoding entire URLs while preserving special URL characters like :, /, and ?. Component encoding (encodeURIComponent) encodes all special characters and is ideal for query parameters and URL fragments. Form encoding is specifically for form data submission (application/x-www-form-urlencoded) where spaces become + signs.
Yes, our URL encoder fully supports Unicode characters including emojis, accented letters, Asian characters, and all special symbols. These are converted to percent-encoded format (e.g., %E2%9C%93 for a checkmark) which is universally compatible with all web browsers and servers.