URL encode

Percent-encoding for query strings and path segments.

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Result

The result appears here as you type.

Why you would use this

Spaces, ampersands and every non-ASCII character have to be percent-encoded before they go in a URL, or they end the parameter early. This encodes a single component — it will escape the & and = that separate parameters, which is the point.

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