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IPTV Playlist URL Encoder & Decoder

URLs can't contain every character safely, spaces, ampersands and symbols like @ or # need to be percent-encoded first, or a link built from them can silently break. This encodes or decodes text the same way your browser does internally.

Result

Runs entirely in your browser using the same encoding functions built into JavaScript. Nothing is sent anywhere.

How this tool works

It uses JavaScript's built-in encodeURIComponent and decodeURIComponent functions, the same standard functions browsers use to build and read URLs. There's no custom logic to get subtly wrong, and nothing is transmitted anywhere.

When to use it

  • Your Xtream Codes username or password contains special characters.
  • You're manually building a playlist or Xtream URL and a link keeps breaking.
  • You want to read a percent-encoded URL parameter back into plain text.

URL Encoder & Decoder FAQ

When would I actually need to encode a password?

If your Xtream Codes password contains characters like @, #, %, & or a space, putting it directly into a URL can break the link, since those characters have special meaning in URLs. Encoding replaces them with a safe %-prefixed sequence.

Do I need to encode a normal alphanumeric password?

No, plain letters and numbers don't need encoding. It only matters when special characters are involved.

Why did decoding fail on my text?

This usually means the text wasn't validly percent-encoded to begin with, often because it was only partially copied, or it's already plain text rather than encoded.

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