URL Encoder / Decoder

Converts characters into their percent-encoded format, a standard used in Uniform Resource Locators (URLs). It takes input text and systematically converts special or reserved characters—such as spaces, ampersands, and slashes—into sequences of percentage signs followed by hexadecimal values. The tool performs the reverse operation equally well, decoding these encoded strings back into their original, readable characters. Developers frequently use this utility when constructing web forms, dealing with complex query parameters, or manipulating data that needs to be safely transmitted across HTTP requests. It ensures that all components of a URL are properly formatted and interpreted by servers and browsers alike. Anyone working with API calls or building client-side logic requires this functionality to prevent data corruption or parsing errors in URLs containing non-standard characters.