Restoring percent-encoded text
Sequences such as %20 and %C3%A9 are converted back to spaces and Unicode characters using standard URL component rules.
Core transformations run locally in your browser.
Decode percent-encoded URL component text into its readable Unicode value. Malformed sequences are reported without altering the input.
Restore percent-encoded URL component text.
Your text stays on this device.
Sequences such as %20 and %C3%A9 are converted back to spaces and Unicode characters using standard URL component rules.
Incomplete percent sequences and invalid UTF-8 produce a readable error rather than a partially decoded result.
No. This tool follows URL component semantics, where a plus sign remains a plus. Form-encoded data may use different rules.
You can, but encoded structural characters will also be restored. It is safer to decode only the component or value you intend to inspect.