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Encode or decode URL strings. Works entirely in your browser. Your files never leave your device.

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What is URL Encode/Decode?

URL Encode/Decode is a free browser-based text utility that processes your content instantly in your browser. No data is sent to a server. Works with any text you paste or type, with results appearing in real time.

This tool lets you encode or decode url strings without installing any software or creating an account. Everything runs directly in your browser for maximum privacy. Your files and data never leave your device.

Use it for quick tasks at any time from any device — desktop, tablet or mobile. No subscription, no ads, no limits.

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How to use URL Encode/Decode

  1. Paste or type your text into the input box
  2. Choose the transformation or analysis option you need
  3. The result updates instantly as you make changes
  4. Copy the output with one click

Why use OnlineToolsPlus?

Text tools on OnlineToolsPlus process all content locally in your browser — nothing is transmitted to a server. This means your private documents, legal text, client content and personal writing stay on your device. The tools handle Unicode correctly, support all languages and produce instant results for any text size.

Frequently asked questions

What encoding formats are supported?
URL encoding and decoding, HTML entity encoding and decoding, and Base64 text encoding are available.
What is URL encoding used for?
URL encoding converts special characters in URLs to percent-encoded form so they can be safely transmitted in HTTP requests. For example, a space becomes %20, and an ampersand becomes %26.
What are HTML entities?
HTML entities are codes that represent special characters in HTML. For example, the less-than sign becomes < and the greater-than sign becomes >, preventing the browser from interpreting them as HTML tags.
Is this the same as the developer Base64 tool?
Yes, the Base64 text encoding here is equivalent. This tool is in the Text Tools section for accessibility. Both encode and decode Base64 text strings.
Does it work offline?
Yes.
Why would I need to decode a URL-encoded string?
Debugging API requests, reading encoded query parameters, and analyzing redirect URLs often require decoding URL-encoded strings to see the original values.

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Last updated: April 11, 2026

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