URL Query Sorter
How to Use the URL Query Sorter
Paste a URL or query string to sort its parameters into a predictable order for comparison, debugging or normalization.
Practical Example
?z=3&a=1&m=2 can be reordered as ?a=1&m=2&z=3 without changing the parameter values.
Factors That Affect the Result
Duplicate keys, parameter case, empty values, percent-encoding and whether fragments are present affect sorting and reconstruction.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does sorting change parameter values?
No, the goal is to reorder parameters while preserving their values.
Can duplicate keys exist?
Yes, and their relative ordering may matter to some applications.
Why sort query parameters?
Predictable ordering can make URLs easier to compare and debug.
