URL Extractor
TextExtract all URLs from any text. Automatically detects http, https, www and bare domain links. Deduplicate and export results as a list.
About URL Extractor
This URL extractor uses an optimized regex to pull all hyperlinks from arbitrary text, covering http, https, www, and FTP formats. The engine follows RFC 3986 URI syntax, handling URLs with ports, query strings, fragments, and IPv4 addresses. Results are auto-deduplicated and ordered by first appearance.
How to Use
- Open the URL Extractor tool page
- Enter or paste your data into the input area
- View the real-time results and use the copy button to get the output
Use Cases
- Extract outbound links — Pull all hyperlinks from HTML source for SEO backlink analysis and reciprocal link checking.
- Log link auditing — Extract anomalous URLs from server access logs to quickly locate problem requests and crawler paths.
- Email link inspection — Check all hyperlinks in email bodies to identify phishing links or broken addresses.
- Document link inventory — Extract all reference links from Markdown or text documents to generate a link inventory.
- Data cleaning and dedup — Extract URLs from crawler results and auto-deduplicate to reduce redundant fetch requests.
FAQ
Can it extract links without http prefix?
Yes. The tool auto-detects www-prefixed domain links and also supports full http and https protocol formats.
Are results deduplicated?
Yes. A URL appearing multiple times in the text is listed only once, ordered by first appearance.
Does it support FTP protocol links?
It supports http, https, ftp, and other common protocols. For mailto and other special schemes, a dedicated extractor is recommended.
Can it handle URLs with special characters?
Yes. The tool is RFC 3986 compliant and correctly identifies internationalized URLs with percent-encoding and Unicode characters.
Is my data secure?
Yes. All extraction runs locally in the browser via the regex engine with no network requests, safe for sensitive text.
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