How it works
Parse an absolute HTTP(S) URL; use URLSearchParams to append name/value pairs; serialize the resulting URL.
Input definitions
- Absolute HTTP(S) URL
- Enter the value in the labeled unit.
- One name=value pair per line
- Plain text; maximum 200,000 characters.
- Action
- Choose Replace query / Append query / Parse only.
A worked example
- Absolute HTTP(S) URL
- https://example.com/?x=1
- One name=value pair per line
- q=hello world page=2
- Action
- Replace query
Assumptions & limits
HTTP(S) URLs only, no credentials. Parameter ordering and duplicates are preserved. Does not validate endpoint behavior or safely classify untrusted destinations.
Sources & review
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Common questions
Does this tool execute the code or data I paste?
Inputs are treated as data under the stated parser or transformation. Output is displayed as text. Parsing or formatting does not establish that the content is safe to execute elsewhere.
How does the URL query builder and parser tool work?
Parse an absolute HTTP(S) URL; use URLSearchParams to append name/value pairs; serialize the resulting URL.
What are the assumptions and limits of URL query builder and parser?
HTTP(S) URLs only, no credentials. Parameter ordering and duplicates are preserved. Does not validate endpoint behavior or safely classify untrusted destinations.