What Is User Agent Parser?
A user agent string is a compressed one-line biography of a browser, which this page unpacks. Your own string is decoded on arrival into browser name and version, rendering engine, operating system and a desktop, mobile or tablet verdict, with architecture and brand hints read from client hints when available. Paste any other string, or tap built-in samples like old Internet Explorer, Googlebot or a Chromium Edge client, while hand-written token rules expose WebView markers, bot suffixes and the trick iPadOS plays of claiming to be a Mac.
Who Uses the User Agent Parser?
Support engineers and web developers use it to decode reported visitor strings when debugging device-specific bugs or server-side detection logic.
How to Use the User Agent Parser
- Read the tiles under Parsed for this browser to decode your own string.
- Press Copy Raw UA, or paste a different string into the second box.
- Tap samples like Old IE 11, iPad posing as Mac or Googlebot to check the verdicts.
Why Choose Our User Agent Parser?
- Token rules run locally, with no lookup tables or network calls
- Calls out WebView, bots and iPad desktop-mode lookalikes
- Shows client hint architecture and brands when available
Try the User Agent Parser above — it is free, fast, and works on any device. Bookmark this page to return whenever you need it.