Extract URLs from Text
Find and extract all web links from any text. Perfect for collecting references, resources, and links.
Input Text
Extracted URLs
Why use our Extract URLs Tool?
Multiple Extraction Modes
Pull all URLs, unique only, domain lists, or URLs grouped by hostname.
HTTP & HTTPS Support
Finds standard web URLs in text, HTML, JSON, logs, and documents.
Private Browser Processing
Scan sensitive data locally — URLs from internal logs never leave your device.
What is a URL Extractor?
A URL extractor scans text and pulls out every web address it finds. SEO specialists, security researchers, and developers use URL extractors to collect links from web pages, sitemaps, crawl data, chat logs, and exported documents without manual searching.
Our free online extract URLs tool offers four modes: extract all, unique only, domain list, and grouped by domain. Paste your text, click an extraction mode, and copy or download the URL list instantly in your browser.
Extraction Options
- Extract all:Pull every http:// and https:// URL found, including duplicates.
- Unique only:Deduplicate URLs for clean link lists.
- Domain list:Extract unique hostnames sorted alphabetically.
- Group by domain:Organize URLs under hostname headers for site analysis.
- URL count:See how many links were found before exporting.
- Copy & download:Export the URL list to clipboard or a plain .txt file.
Common Use Cases
SEO Link Audits
Extract outbound and inbound links from page source or crawl exports.
Security Research
Collect URLs from phishing emails, reports, or suspicious documents.
Sitemap Analysis
Pull links from sitemap XML or robots.txt content.
Content Migration
Gather all URLs from legacy site exports before redirect mapping.
Competitive Research
Extract links from competitor page source for backlink analysis.
Log Triage
Find requested URLs in web server access logs.
How to Extract URLs
Paste Your Text
Copy text containing URLs into the input area — HTML, JSON, or plain text.
Choose an Extraction Mode
Select all, unique, domains, or group-by-domain.
Review the Results
Check the URL count and scan the output list.
Copy or Download
Copy the URL list to your clipboard or download it as a text file.
Benefits of URL Extraction
Faster Than View Source
Pull every link from a page paste in one click.
Domain-Level View
See unique hostnames without manually parsing each URL.
Grouped Organization
Group by domain for per-site link inventory.
No Scripting Required
Skip writing regex in Python or JavaScript for simple extraction.
Private Processing
Internal URLs and logs never leave your browser.
Completely Free
Extract unlimited URLs with no signup or usage caps.
URL Extraction Tips
- •HTTP and HTTPS only: The tool matches standard http:// and https:// URLs.
- •Use unique for audits: Deduplicate before analyzing link lists.
- •Domain mode for overview: Quickly see which sites are linked without full URL details.
- •HTML source works: Paste raw HTML — the extractor finds URLs in attributes and text.
- •Relative URLs excluded: Paths like /about or page.html without a protocol are not matched.
- •Pair with extract emails: Pull both links and contacts from the same document.
Extract URLs Now
Whether you are auditing SEO links, analyzing security reports, or migrating content, our free extract URLs tool pulls every web address from your text instantly in your browser.
Scroll up, paste your text, pick an extraction mode, and copy the results. No registration required, completely free, and your data stays 100% private on Quick Note.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does URL extraction work?
The tool scans your text with a regex pattern matching http:// and https:// URLs and lists every match found.
Can I get unique URLs only?
Yes. Use Extract Unique to deduplicate URLs while preserving first-occurrence order.
What is the domain list mode?
This mode extracts unique hostnames (e.g. example.com) from all found URLs, sorted alphabetically.
Does it work with HTML source code?
Yes. Paste HTML, JSON, logs, or any text containing URLs — the extractor finds standard web addresses.
Are relative URLs extracted?
No. Only absolute URLs starting with http:// or https:// are matched. Relative paths like /page are not included.
Is my text uploaded to a server?
No. All extraction happens entirely in your browser. Your text is never sent to any server.
Can I download the URL list?
Yes. Click Download to save extracted URLs as a plain .txt file.
Is the extract URLs tool free?
Yes. It is completely free to use with no registration, downloads, or hidden fees.