URL Encode
URL Encode — percent-encode or decode text and URLs in your browser, with separate percent-decode and form-decode modes so a literal + is never corrupted.
- Paste text or a URL.
- Percent-encode the special characters.
- Copy the encoded string.
URL Encode is a browser-based web developer tool on WebDevToolsBase. URL Encode — percent-encode or decode text and URLs in your browser, with separate percent-decode and form-decode modes so a literal + is never corrupted. To use it, paste your input and view the result directly in your browser — no signup and nothing to install.
URL Encode is a free URL Tools utility that runs entirely in your browser — nothing you enter is uploaded.
How to use URL Encode
- Type or paste your URL into URL Encode's input area.
- Set Mode so the output fits your use case.
- The result is computed live in your browser as you edit the input.
- When it looks right, Copy to save it.
About this tool
URL Encode runs entirely in your browser. URL Encode builds and encodes links in your browser, percent-encoding parameters so the URL stays valid.
Reserved characters are escaped to standard rules so the link works everywhere. No data is sent anywhere, so it stays fast and private by default.
When to choose Url Encode
This tool is for percent-encoding text so it is safe inside a URL.
Worked example: You encode a search phrase with spaces and symbols for a query string.
Encode direction; the decoder reverses it and the combined tool does both.
Why do spaces become %20?
URLs cannot contain raw spaces, so encoding replaces them with %20 (or +) to stay valid.
Frequently asked questions
How do I use URL Encode?
Use URL Encode to encode your input without installing anything using the Mode control; everything happens client-side.
Does URL Encode cost anything?
No — URL Encode is completely free, with no sign-up and no hidden limits.
Does URL Encode upload my data?
No — URL Encode processes everything locally in your browser, so nothing you enter is uploaded or stored.
Does URL Encode encode reserved characters correctly?
Yes. URL Encode follows standard percent-encoding rules in your browser so links stay valid.
Does URL Encode work on mobile?
Yes — URL Encode is just a web page and runs on any modern browser, including phones and tablets.