URL Path

URL path and segment count.

Extracts the path of an http(s) URL and counts path segments. Root path has 0 segments.

What URL Path does

Extracts the path of an http(s) URL and counts path segments. Root path has 0 segments.

The interactive controls for URL Path load after this article so crawlers still read the instructions. Path /network/url-path is the canonical address. Work happens on this device; Tool-You does not take a copy of the file or pasted text for URL Path.

How to use URL Path

  1. Keep this tab on URL Path (/network/url-path). Pasting into the wrong Network tool (for example Parse URL) changes the job.
  2. Paste or type the input URL Path expects. Path hint: network · url path. URL path and segment count.
  3. Apply the URL Path action only. URL Origin is a different transform (Origin plus protocol and host.). Extracts the path of an http(s) URL and counts path segments. Root path has 0 segments.
  4. Copy the output of URL Path if you need it elsewhere. Size/complexity still follows: http/https only via parseHttpUrl.
  5. If the text job is actually Split a URL into host, path, query, and more., leave URL Path and open Parse URL.

When not to use URL Path

Skip URL Path when a neighbor tool matches better — start with Parse URL or URL Origin — or when the description already warns the job will fail. In the tool’s own words: Extracts the path of an http(s) URL and counts path segments. Root path has 0 segments.

Questions about URL Path

What does URL Path do that other Network pages on this site do not?
Extracts the path of an http(s) URL and counts path segments. Root path has 0 segments. Short version: URL path and segment count.
Does URL Path upload my file or text to Tool-You servers?
No. URL Path runs in this browser tab. Files stay on the device. Limit note: http/https only via parseHttpUrl.
Should I use Parse URL instead of URL Path?
Use URL Path when you need URL path and segment count. Use Parse URL when you need Split a URL into host, path, query, and more. They share a category (Network) but not the same job.
What are the limits of URL Path?
http/https only via parseHttpUrl. Also: Extracts the path of an http(s) URL and counts path segments. Root path has 0 segments.