URL Encoder/Decoder
How to use
- Enter the text to put in a URL or an already encoded string.
- Select Encode to convert Korean, spaces, and special characters into a URL-safe format.
- Select Decode to convert percent-encoded values such as %EC%95%88 into readable characters.
- Review and copy the converted result in the result area below.
URL Encoding
URL encoding converts special characters, symbols, and non-English characters into a standardized format that can be safely transmitted over the internet. URL stands for Universal Resource Locator, an address that helps locate resources on the internet.
URL encoding converts certain characters to ASCII and represents them using percent encoding. This standardized format helps keep URLs valid and functional.
URL encoding is used to handle special characters, symbols, and non-English characters.
URLs are designed to be readable and descriptive, but the web is a global platform with many languages and character sets. URL encoding is needed to handle these characters.
URL encoding, also called percent encoding, is a character encoding method for representing characters in a URI (Uniform Resource Identifier). The percent-encoding rules are specified in RFC 3986, which defines URI syntax. The basic method represents characters from a character set in hexadecimal and prefixes them with %.