URL Encode

About This Tool

So, you’ve got a URL that’s got spaces, weird symbols, or characters your browser doesn’t like. Maybe you’re trying to pass data in a query string and it’s breaking. That’s where URL encoding comes in. It’s not magic—just a way to make sure your URLs play nice with servers and browsers. URL encoding turns unsafe or reserved characters into a percent sign followed by two hex digits. Like turning a space into %20. Simple, but easy to mess up if you do it by hand. This tool does it for you, fast and without the headache.

Key Features

• Encodes spaces, symbols, and non-ASCII characters correctly
• Handles full URLs or just parts like query parameters
• Works in your browser—no data sent anywhere
• Copy result with one click
• No signup, no ads, no nonsense

FAQ

Why do I need to URL encode?
Because URLs can’t have spaces or certain characters like &, ?, or # in the wrong places. If you don’t encode them, your link might break or send the wrong data. Encoding keeps things clean and predictable.

Is this tool safe to use?
Yeah. Everything happens right in your browser. Nothing gets uploaded or stored. You could even use it offline if you wanted.