URL Encode / Decode

URL-Komponenten kodieren.

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FAQ(5)

Encode full URL or just a query value?

Encode components (query values, path segments). Do not encode the whole URL including https:// or & separators. Place your content in the input area above, tweak options if needed, then copy the result into your editor, terminal, or documents. LocalKit processes everything locally in your browser—nothing is uploaded and no account is required. On a shared computer, close the tab afterward and be careful with sensitive clipboard data.

What is percent-encoding?

Unsafe characters become %HH (e.g. space → %20) so URLs stay valid. Place your content in the input area above, tweak options if needed, then copy the result into your editor, terminal, or documents. LocalKit processes everything locally in your browser—nothing is uploaded and no account is required. On a shared computer, close the tab afterward and be careful with sensitive clipboard data.

Difference from encodeURI vs encodeURIComponent?

This tool targets component-style encoding (like encodeURIComponent)—safer for query parameters. Place your content in the input area above, tweak options if needed, then copy the result into your editor, terminal, or documents. LocalKit processes everything locally in your browser—nothing is uploaded and no account is required. On a shared computer, close the tab afterward and be careful with sensitive clipboard data.

Will my text leave the browser?

No. Encoding is local. Place your content in the input area above, tweak options if needed, then copy the result into your editor, terminal, or documents. LocalKit processes everything locally in your browser—nothing is uploaded and no account is required. On a shared computer, close the tab afterward and be careful with sensitive clipboard data.

Why does + appear in some query strings?

Some forms use + for spaces. Prefer %20 for modern APIs; decode accordingly. Place your content in the input area above, tweak options if needed, then copy the result into your editor, terminal, or documents. LocalKit processes everything locally in your browser—nothing is uploaded and no account is required. On a shared computer, close the tab afterward and be careful with sensitive clipboard data.