Query String to Table
Paste a query string, with or without the leading question mark, and this tool splits it into a readable table of key and value pairs. It URL decodes each value so escaped characters like %20 and plus signs turn back into spaces, which makes long analytics or tracking links far easier to read. Repeated keys are shown as separate rows rather than being collapsed, so you can spot when a parameter appears more than once. You can paste a full URL too and it will grab just the query portion. This is useful for debugging campaign links, API calls and form submissions where the parameters carry the meaning. All parsing happens locally in your browser using the native URLSearchParams engine, so nothing you paste is uploaded or logged anywhere.
How to use Query String to Table
- Paste a URL or a raw query string.
- Read each parameter as a decoded key and value row.
- Copy any value you need.
Frequently asked questions
What input format does this expect?
Paste either a full URL or just the part after the question mark; the tool finds the query string and lists every parameter as a key and value row.
Are the values decoded?
Yes, each value is percent decoded so text like %20 becomes a space and reads cleanly in the table.
How are repeated keys handled?
A key that appears more than once, such as tag=a&tag=b, is shown as separate rows so you can see every value it carries.
What is Query String to Table?
Paste a query string, with or without the leading question mark, and this tool splits it into a readable table of key and value pairs. It URL decodes each value so escaped characters like %20 and plus signs turn back into spaces, which makes long analytics or tracking links far easier to read.
Is Query String to Table free to use?
Yes. Query String to Table is completely free, with no sign-up and no usage limits.
Does Query String to Table work in a web browser?
Yes. Query String to Table runs in any modern web browser. There is nothing to download or install.
Is my data private with Query String to Table?
Yes. Query String to Table runs entirely on your device in your browser, so nothing you enter is uploaded to a server.
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