S3
Paste any way an S3 location gets written down — a bucket name, an s3:// URI, a virtual-hosted or path-style URL, an ARN or a console link — and get every other form back, plus a check of the bucket name against the AWS naming rules.
Instructions
Converts one S3 reference into all the others — the notation you have is rarely the notation the next tool wants.
- Paste a bucket name, an s3:// URI, an S3 URL, an ARN or a console link into the input.
- Set Region if the reference does not carry one — it only affects the URL forms.
- Copy the form you need from the list.
- Check the bucket name against the AWS naming rules underneath.
Tips
- A reference that already names a region (a URL, or an ARN with a region field) wins over the picker, which is disabled while that is the case.
- Bucket names with dots are legal but the virtual-hosted host will not match the wildcard certificate, so HTTPS fails TLS validation — use the path-style URL for those.
- Keys are shown decoded and re-encoded per segment, so a key with spaces or
#comes back as a URL that actually resolves. - Everything runs in the browser — nothing is sent to AWS, so a reference to a bucket you cannot reach still converts.
- Hit Example and click the input to load a path-style URL for a dotted bucket, which shows both the conversion and the TLS warning.