Extract URLs from pasted text instantly. Find links, remove duplicates, sort results, filter by domain or protocol, copy clean URLs, and download your link list.
Useful for SEO audits, content cleanup, sitemap checks, research notes, link organization, and data formatting.
Paste any text and extract all URLs into a clean, organized, copy-ready list.
| Domain | URL Count | Example URL |
|---|---|---|
| Domain summary will appear after extraction. | ||
A URL Extractor helps you find and clean links from large text blocks, HTML code, logs, notes, and documents.
Extract links from pasted text, HTML snippets, sitemap exports, content drafts, logs, or research notes.
Remove duplicate URLs, sort links alphabetically, filter by domain, and separate results in your preferred format.
Copy clean URL results, copy CSV format, or download the extracted link list as a text file.
URL extraction is the process of scanning text and collecting web links from it. It is useful when URLs are mixed inside paragraphs, HTML code, reports, copied web content, logs, or notes.
This tool is made for organizing and cleaning text you already have. It does not crawl pages, check HTTP status, or open the extracted links. It simply finds URLs from pasted content.
| Feature | Purpose | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| URL Detection | Find link patterns in text | Content cleanup |
| Duplicate Removal | Keep only unique links | Clean URL list |
| Domain Filter | Show one domain only | SEO audit data |
| CSV Copy | Copy comma-separated URLs | Spreadsheet import |
| Download TXT | Save extracted links | Link management |
Extract URLs in three simple steps.
Add text, HTML, logs, sitemap snippets, copied content, or documents containing URLs.
Select separator style, sorting, duplicate removal, protocol filter, and optional domain filter.
Extract the links, copy the clean list, copy CSV format, or download results as a text file.
Common questions about extracting, cleaning, filtering, copying, and downloading URLs.