Set Cookie Parser
Set Cookie Parser
Parse Set-Cookie headers into structured attributes.
Header Input
Parsed Attributes
About The Set Cookie Parser
Set Cookie Parser breaks response-side Set-Cookie header lines into structured cookie names, values, and attributes such as Path, Domain, Expires, Max-Age, Secure, HttpOnly, and SameSite.
Parsing runs locally in your browser. Use sanitized examples when possible because real Set-Cookie headers can contain sensitive session values.
How to Parse Set-Cookie Headers Online
- Paste one or more
Set-Cookieresponse header lines. - Click Parse Set-Cookie.
- Review the structured JSON output for names, values, and attributes.
Choosing Options Correctly
This tool is for response headers. Use Cookie Parser for request-side Cookie headers that contain only semicolon-separated name/value pairs.
Common Use Cases
- Checking whether Secure, HttpOnly, and SameSite are present.
- Comparing cookie attributes across environments.
- Documenting response headers during browser behavior debugging.
Quick FAQ
Can it parse multiple headers?
Yes. Paste each Set-Cookie header on its own line when the tool supports multiple lines.
Why is a cookie not parsed?
The header may be incomplete, folded incorrectly, or use malformed attributes or expiry date formatting.
Should I paste production cookies?
Avoid pasting live session cookies or authentication cookies. Redact values before analysis.
What flags should I review?
Check Secure, HttpOnly, SameSite, Domain, Path, Max-Age, Expires, and whether the value should be host-only.
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