Cookie Parser
Parse Cookie and Set-Cookie strings, decode encoded values, inspect attributes, and export cookies as JSON, JavaScript, or header text.
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Paste a Cookie or Set-Cookie string
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Paste a browser Cookie header, document.cookie value, or Set-Cookie lines. Parsing happens locally.
Total Cookies
6
Unique Names
6
Encoded
1
Secure
0
| Name | Value | Domain | Path | Expires / Max-Age | Secure | SameSite |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| _ga | GA1.1.788899206.1777044409 | - | / | Session | - | - |
| _gcl_au | 1.1.1220712229.1777102540 | - | / | Session | - | - |
| session_id | abc123xyz | - | / | Session | - | - |
| theme | dark | - | / | Session | - | - |
| token | eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9 | - | / | Session | - | - |
| cart | {"id":1,"items":5}Decoded | - | / | Session | - | - |
Paste a cookie string from DevTools, a request header, or Set-Cookie response headers. The parser separates each cookie, decodes URL-encoded values, and shows useful attributes such as Domain, Path, Expires, Secure, HttpOnly, and SameSite when they are present.
Use the export panel when you need the cookies as a JavaScript object, JSON, a Cookie header, or readable Set-Cookie-style text.
The tool only parses the text you provide. It does not read your browser cookies automatically or send the values anywhere.
No. Paste the cookie text manually from DevTools or a request. That keeps the behavior explicit and predictable.
Normal Cookie request headers usually contain only name/value pairs. Attributes such as Expires, Secure, and SameSite are normally visible in Set-Cookie response headers.
It URL-decodes values when possible. It does not verify or fully inspect JWT signatures; use JWT Debugger for that.