URL Extractor Online — Free Tool
Quickly scan and isolate all HTTP and HTTPS links from within large bodies of unstructured text.
Matches 3
Output 3
Matches `http://` and `https://` URLs.
Privacy note: All processing happens entirely in your browser. No data is sent to our servers.
About this tool
Scan large text blocks for http:// and https:// links. Pull URLs from HTML source, logs, emails, or documents without manual searching.
Deduplication options clean lists before import into crawlers or spreadsheets.
Common use cases
- Harvesting links from copied webpage source
- Building URL lists from log dumps
- Auditing outbound links in legacy content
- Preparing crawl seeds for site audits
How to use
- Paste text containing URLs into the input.
- Toggle unique-only if you need a deduped list.
- Review extracted URLs in the output panel.
- Copy the list for spreadsheets or scripts.
This page is available at /tools/extract-urls/.
Understanding the result
- Trailing punctuation from sentences may attach to URLs—trim manually if needed.
- Non-http schemes (ftp, mailto) may be excluded depending on pattern rules.
- Relative URLs (/path) are not absolute links unless base URL context exists.
- Order reflects first occurrence in the source text.
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FAQ
Does it extract markdown links?
Often yes from [text](url) and bare URLs. Verify edge cases in sample.
Unique URLs only?
Enable dedupe to collapse repeated links from templates or footers.
Validate URLs?
Extraction is syntactic. HTTP 200 checks need a separate link checker.
Is text uploaded?
Local extraction keeps content in your browser.