The above URL encoder tools will help you to encode your URL to percent-encoded format. If you want to use a forward slash ( ⁄) to represent some thing else in the URL, then you have to encode it with percent-encoding format. for example the forward slash ( ⁄) is an URI reserved character to delimit the components in the URL. The browser can recognize the URL in standard ASCII format especially the URI reserved character set should be used for their intended purpose only. It's because the Unsafe ASCII characters in the URL is encoded to % followed by hexadecimal code. URL Encoding is also called as Percent-Encoding.
