SQL & Database utility
Database Connection String Parser
Inspect common database URL fields while masking passwords.
● This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your input is never uploaded to our servers.
Output
Your result will appear here…
How to use Database Connection String Parser
- Paste a database URL such as postgresql://user:password@host:5432/database.
- Select Parse to inspect the scheme, host, database, and options.
- Verify sensitive query parameters are masked before sharing the result.
Example
Input:
postgresql://app_user:[email protected]:5432/inventory?sslmode=require
Output:
Scheme: postgresql: Host: example.com Port: 5432 Database: inventory Username: app_user Password: [masked] sslmode: require
Use cases
- Inspect a local development connection URL.
- Check database host and port configuration.
- Review URL query options without displaying the password.
About this tool
Inspect common database URL fields while masking passwords. Processing happens locally in your browser, so your input is not sent to a server or included in analytics.
Frequently asked questions
Is the password shown?
No. Passwords and query parameters with secret-like names are masked in the output.
Which connection strings work?
The parser accepts URL-style connection strings such as PostgreSQL and MySQL URLs.
Is the connection string transmitted?
No. Parsing runs locally in the browser. Avoid sharing connection strings containing credentials.