URL Splitter

Split the URL into individual components.

How to use this URL Splitter Tool?

How to use Yttags's URL Splitter?

  • Step 1: Select the Tool
URL Splitter Step 1
  • Step 2: Enter The URL And Click On Convert Button
URL Splitter Step 2
  • Step 3: Check Your URL Splitter Result
URL Splitter Step 3

Online URL Splitter Example

Below is an example of the original URL Splitter and the result.

Original URL Splitter Example 
https://www.yttag.com/

And an example of how the online URL Splitter works.

URL Splitter Result 
Scheme:    https
Protocol:   https
Authority:   www.yttag.com
Host:         www.yttag.com
HostName:     www.yttag.com
SubDomain:   www
Domain:  yttag.com
tld:         com
Resource:   /
Directory:   /
Path:        /

If you want to link to Url Splitter page, please use the codes provided below!

Url Splitter

FAQs for URL Splitter

What is a URL Splitter?
A URL Splitter is a tool or function that breaks down a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) into its individual components, such as protocol, domain, path, query parameters, and fragments.
How does a URL Splitter work?
A URL Splitter parses a given URL string and separates it into meaningful parts using predefined rules, enabling developers to access and manipulate each component separately.
What are the components of a URL that a URL Splitter can separate?
A URL Splitter can separate a URL into protocol (http, https), domain (example.com), path (/page), query parameters (?key=value), and fragments (#section) components.
Why is URL splitting important in web development?
URL splitting is essential for tasks like routing, handling query parameters, and extracting meaningful information from URLs, which is crucial in building dynamic and interactive web applications.
How can developers use a URL Splitter in their projects?
Developers can use a URL Splitter function or library to break down URLs into components, making it easier to process and manipulate the various parts of the URL.
What precautions should be taken when using a URL Splitter?
Developers should handle edge cases, URL encoding, and invalid URLs carefully to ensure the URL Splitter functions correctly and securely.