How do I edit a URL’s query parameters?

Parse the URL, then use the URL-part controls to change the query values. Review the generated URL before using it elsewhere.

Does editing a URL contact its destination?

Parsing and rebuilding the URL changes its text. The tool does not establish that the destination exists or that its parameters are accepted.

Why does the URL editor reject embedded usernames or passwords?

This implementation rejects URLs containing credential fields. Use an address without embedded credentials rather than placing secrets in the generated URL.

URL Editor Text Processor

Tool workspace

Your input stays in this browser.

Needs input

Run the tool when your input is ready.

URL

Your result appears here

Transform text with URL Editor and the selected rules. Enter the text, set the transformation rules, then copy the result.

This tool runs open-source code from OmniTools (MIT License). See open-source credits.

URL Editor Text Processor parses a URL into protocol, host, path, hash, and query parameters, then rebuilds it from edited fields.

https://example.com/search?q=blue Processing runs in the browser.

Instructions

Provide text or data for this tool.
Enter a complete URL without embedded credentials.
Edit query keys and values in the parsed fields.
Check the generated URL before sending it to another system.

Example

Input: https://example.com/search?q=red

Settings: URL Editor Text Processor: Keep HTTPS, change q to 'blue', and retain the path.

Result: https://example.com/search?q=blue

Limits

URL Editor Text Processor: URLs containing username or password credentials are rejected.
URL Editor Text Processor: Blank query keys are omitted during URL generation.
URL Editor Text Processor: The operation runs in the browser and does not need a network service.

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