About this Tool
URLs can only be sent over the Internet using the ASCII character set. If your data contains spaces, special characters, or non-ASCII symbols, it must be URL encoded (also known as percent-encoding). This tool instantly converts your text into a safe, valid format that can be appended to query strings or routed through HTTP requests without breaking.
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly does URL Encoding do?
Reemplaza caracteres inseguros con un "%" seguido de dos dígitos hexadecimales. Por ejemplo, un caracter de espacio se convierte en "%20" y un signo de exclamación se convierte en "%21".
Why is my API request breaking without encoding?
Web servers rely on specific characters (like &, =, and ?) to parse parameters. If your actual data contains these characters and is not encoded, the server will misinterpret where your data ends and the next parameter begins.