Check URLs for validity and optionally inspect protocol, host, and query parts.
Validate HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP URLs in bulk using the WHATWG URL parser. Switch to component mode to reveal protocol, hostname, port, path, query string, and fragment details for each entry.
Check URLs for validity and optionally inspect protocol, host, and query parts.
https://www.example.com http://test.org/path invalid-url
https://subdomain.example.com:8080/path?query=value#fragment
ftp://files.example.com/document.pdf
URL Validator checks input against strict syntax and structural rules, highlighting exactly where a value breaks expectations. Check URLs for validity and optionally inspect protocol, host, and query parts.
Catch typos in configurations, malformed payloads, or missing attributes before they reach production services or third-party APIs.
Run quick checks during code review, triage support tickets faster, or confirm that exported backups match the schema your import scripts expect.
Empower stakeholders to self-serve by sharing the validator for marketing tags, SEO metadata, or partner integrations.
Save failing examples and share them in onboarding docs so others recognize common pitfalls immediately.
Integrate the validator into pre-commit hooks by replicating the same parsing library in your pipeline for consistent error messages.
No. Everything runs inside your browser. Inputs stay in local memory, and nothing is uploaded to external servers.
You can layer additional checks by post-processing the output or scripting the same validation library in your pipeline for advanced scenarios.
Yes. Adjust the available options, copy the output, and document the exact settings so teammates can reproduce the same results without guessing.
