URL Encode Tool - Convert Special Characters to URL-Safe Format
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ABOUT
This page provides a specialized tool for URL encoding. URL encoding (also known as percent-encoding) is a method to encode special characters in URLs to make them safe for transmission over the internet. This is essential for web development, API requests, and any situation where data needs to be included in a URL.
The URL Encode tool converts special characters like spaces, ampersands, question marks, and other non-ASCII characters into their percent-encoded equivalents. For example, a space becomes %20, an ampersand becomes %26, and so on. This ensures that URLs remain valid and can be properly interpreted by web servers and browsers.
As part of StringFlux, this tool can be chained with other operations for more complex transformations. For instance, you can URL encode a string and then encode it to Base64, or decode a URL-encoded string and then format it as JSON. If you need to decode URL-encoded strings instead, check out our URL Decode Tool.
FEATURES
Transformation Chains
Chain multiple operations to perform complex transformations, similar to a command line pipe.
Copy selection in new editor
Context menu supports copy text selection to a new editor. Useful to apply transformations to a specific part of a string.
Privacy First
All string transformations happen purely on the browser side, ensuring your data never leaves your device.
Intuitive UX
Simple and intuitive UX to provide operation in 3 ways: recommended by content type, search and category.
Fix broken JSON
Fix malformed JSON with common errors, like missing quotes, trailing commas, unescaped characters, and unmatched brackets.
Share & Collaborate
Share your string transformation chain with others using share links.
SUPPORTED OPERATIONS
Formatting
Encoding & Decoding
Security & Hash
FEEDBACK
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