URL Extractor
URL Extractor scans any block of text, HTML or log output and pulls out every link it can find. Paste your content and get a clean, copy-ready list of URLs in seconds.
Remove duplicates and sort the results with a single click. Extraction runs entirely in your browser, so even private documents and internal logs stay on your device.
How to use URL Extractor
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Paste your text
Drop in an email, a chunk of HTML, a chat export or a log file — anything that contains links.
- 2
Tune the options
Toggle Remove duplicates to keep each unique link once, and Sort A→Z to order the list alphabetically.
- 3
Copy the list
Click Copy all to grab the extracted URLs as a newline-separated list.
How URLs are detected
The extractor looks for sequences that begin with http:// or https://, as well as bare www. links. It captures the link up to the first whitespace or character that cannot appear in a URL, then trims trailing sentence punctuation such as a full stop or closing bracket so the link stays clean.
Because it works on raw text, it finds links anywhere — inside prose, HTML attributes, Markdown, JSON or log lines — without needing the document to be well-formed.
Deduplicating and sorting
Real-world text often repeats the same link many times. Remove duplicates collapses those to a single entry, and the stats show how many repeats were dropped so you know what was removed.
Sorting alphabetically groups links from the same domain together, which makes it easy to scan a large list, spot the hosts involved and feed the result into another tool.
Frequently asked questions
- Does it find links without http://?
- It detects http:// and https:// links plus bare www. addresses. Links written without any scheme or www. prefix cannot be reliably told apart from ordinary text, so they are not matched.
- Can I get only the unique links?
- Yes. The Remove duplicates option is on by default and keeps each distinct URL just once.
- Is my text processed privately?
- Yes. Extraction happens entirely in your browser, so nothing you paste is uploaded anywhere.
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