URL Splitter

The URL Splitter is a concise parsing tool designed to extract the component pieces of a URL. It accepts a single string input containing a full URL and returns a structured set of fields such as scheme, host, port, path, query parameters, and fragment. The emphasis is on deterministic, testable results suitable for automation in logs, data pipelines, and SEO workflows.
Conceptually it follows RFC 3986 parsing rules. It separates the authority (host and port) from the path, splits the query string on ampersands, and decodes percent encoded characters. The tool also normalizes host values to lowercase and preserves the original raw query string for reference. When a URL contains repeated query keys, the output represents them as arrays in the query map.
Who benefits: developers validating inputs, QA engineers validating routing logic, data analysts building analytics pipelines, and SEO professionals needing consistent URL breakdown for audits and reporting. Unique value comes from strict RFC compliance, support for advanced query parsing, and a clean JSON output suitable for automation. Core features include: scheme, host, port, path, path_segments, query_params, fragment and decoded variants.
Use cases include log enrichment, URL normalization in data lakes, feed parsing, and SEO categorization. The tool is designed as a pure parser without network calls, so it does not perform DNS resolution or URL fetching.