If you are a web developer or blogger, you need to put together a string for using it in a URL in many cases. To do that, you have to be very careful, you have to account some special characters that have special meanings in URL such as question marks or ampersands or multi-bytes Unicode characters that must be Encoded properly to be expressed properly inside a URL. If you want to make sure that your URL follows proper rules, this is a handy Encoder to check with.
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Test characters: ~!@#$%^&*=+(){}[],?/:;'\"\\[ Outputs will be the encoded values of Test Characters unless input value is provided ]
Enter your URL:escape():encodeURI():encodeURIComponent() (recommended):
