What is URL Encoding?
The process of converting characters that cannot be used in URLs into %XX format.
URL Encode/Decode
How to Use?
1
Select Mode
Specify Encode or Decode mode.
2
Enter Text
Type the content you want to convert.
3
Copy the Result
Get the converted result.
What is this tool for?
Query String
Make special characters safe in URL parameters.
Turkish Support
Turkish and unicode characters are encoded as UTF-8.
Form Data
Convert HTML form data into URL-encoded format.
When should you use this?
How Does the Tool Work?
The URL Encode/Decode tool converts characters into 'percent-encoding' according to RFC 3986 standards.
How to Use the Tool?
Step 1: Choose Encode for text-to-URL or Decode for URL-to-text.
Step 2: Enter your string (e.g., 'Hello World' or 'Hello%20World').
Step 3: Copy the result instantly.
Examples
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is URL Encoding?
It is the process of translating unsafe characters in URLs into a safe format using percent signs.
Which characters are not encoded?
Letters (A-Z), numbers (0-9), and safe symbols like '-', '_', '.', '~' are generally not encoded.
Important Notes
Frequently Asked Questions
It is the process of converting characters that cannot be used or have special meaning in URLs into safe characters in %XX format.
Spaces, Turkish characters, special symbols, and characters that break the URL structure should be encoded.
In HTML forms, spaces are encoded as +, and in URLs as %20. Our tool supports both.
Yes, this tool is completely free. It requires no registration, contains no ads, and offers unlimited usage. All processes occur in your browser.
Turkish characters (ğ, ü, ş, ı, ö, ç) are encoded as UTF-8. For example, ü → %C3%BC, ş → %C5%9F.
Alphabetic characters (a-z, A-Z), numbers (0-9), and safe characters (-, _, ., ~) should not be encoded.
Yes, the decode process is safe. However, it is recommended to perform additional checks to process the decoded content securely.