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URLs break in predictable ways: a space becomes %20, an ampersand inside a value splits a query string in two, and a redirected link quietly carries the wrong parameters.

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The encoder here escapes a single value so it can sit inside a query string, and the decoder reverses it so a machine-generated link becomes readable again.

Encoding a whole URL and encoding a single parameter are different jobs: escaping the separators in a URL destroys its structure, while escaping them inside a value is exactly what you want.

  • Putting a value that contains spaces or slashes into a query parameter.
  • Reading a tracking or redirect URL to see where it actually points.
  • Checking what a logged URL looked like before it was escaped.

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Which URL tool works right now?

URL Encoder / Decoder. It escapes a value the way a single URL component is escaped, and decodes a %-encoded string back to text.

What is the difference between encodeURI and encodeURIComponent?

encodeURI keeps characters that separate a URL (like : / ? &) so an entire address stays intact. encodeURIComponent escapes them too, which is what you need for a single value placed inside a query string.

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