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Relative URL Converter
Resolve a relative path against a base URL to get the full absolute URL, using the browser's native URL resolution logic.
How to Use Relative URL Converter
- 1Enter the base URL on the first line
- 2Enter the relative path to resolve on the second line
- 3Click Process
- 4Copy the resulting absolute URL
Frequently Asked Questions
Two lines: the base URL on the first line, and the relative path on the second — for example https://example.com/blog/ on line one and ../about on line two.
Anything the browser's native URL resolver understands: paths starting with /, ../, ./, or just a bare filename, plus protocol-relative paths starting with //.
Incorrectly resolved relative links (e.g. in a sitemap or canonical tag) can point to the wrong page or a 404, since the correct absolute URL depends entirely on the base URL context they're resolved against.
The tool prompts you to enter both the base URL and the relative path — it needs both to resolve anything.
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