URL DeEncoder (Free)

URL DeEncoder is a straightforward tool for decoding and encoding text, URLs, and file names. When you download files with garbled names or encounter URLs containing special characters that aren't human-readable, this app converts them back into clear, usable text.

Decoded characters often appear as percent-encoded sequences (like %20 for spaces) or other encoded formats. The decoder strips away that layer, revealing the actual file or URL name underneath. This is especially useful after downloading files from web servers or sharing links that have been URL-encoded for transport.

The app keeps things simple: open it, paste your encoded text, and tap to decode or encode in a single action. You can also use the Share Action to process URLs and file names directly from other apps — select the text, share it, and decode it with one click without switching screens.

The free version includes all functions available in the paid edition, supported by advertising banners. URL DeEncoder won't solve every encoding edge case, but it handles the most common scenarios where text has been converted to a format that's no longer readable at first glance.

Download URL DeEncoder (Free) today to turn unreadable encoded text back into clear, usable information.