Encode full URLs or individual components using percent‑encoding, and decode them back to readable text. Everything runs locally in your browser, making it fast and private. This is helpful when building links, working with query strings, or cleaning up copied addresses that contain spaces and special characters.
Reserved characters—such as space, &, =, ?, #, and /—may be encoded so they don’t break the meaning of a URL. For example, a space becomes %20. When encoding only a component (like a query value), slashes are left as literal characters. When encoding a full URL, only characters that require escaping are encoded.