URL Extractor
Extract all links and URLs from any block of text.
Whether you're auditing the links in a newsletter draft, collecting sources from research notes, or pulling URLs out of an exported chat log, manually hunting through text for links is slow and miss-prone — especially when URLs end mid-sentence with trailing punctuation stuck to them.
This tool extracts every http, https and www link from pasted text, strips the trailing commas and periods that prose attaches to them, deduplicates the list, and presents one URL per line. Everything runs locally in your browser.
How to use URL Extractor
- 1
Paste the text
Articles, notes, logs — anything containing links.
- 2
Review the extracted URLs
One per line, cleaned of trailing punctuation.
- 3
Copy the list
Ready for a spreadsheet, link checker or bookmark import.
Features
- Extracts http, https and www-prefixed links
- Strips trailing punctuation from prose
- Deduplicates automatically
Frequently asked questions
Common mistakes to avoid
- Extracting from rendered HTML copies where link text differs from the href — copy the source if you need actual targets.
- Assuming URL order is preserved after deduplication removes repeats — the first occurrence wins.
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