Cookie Parser — Parse Cookie Strings into Key-Value Pairs
Parse cookie strings from HTTP headers or document.cookie into readable key-value pairs. Handles URI-encoded values. 100% local.
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CommentsPaste a cookie string to get decoded key-value pairs in a table.
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| session_id | abc123 |
| user | alice |
| theme | dark |
| lang | en |
What is Cookie Parser?
HTTP cookies are semicolon-separated name=value pairs, often URI-encoded. This parser splits and decodes them.
How to parse cookies
- 1Paste a cookie string.
- 2The key-value table renders immediately.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do I find cookie strings?
In browser DevTools: Application → Cookies, or copy document.cookie from the Console. In HTTP requests: the Cookie header.
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