URL Extractor
Pull all the web links out of a block of text into a clean list.
Collecting the links
Links get buried in text all the time — in an email thread, a document, a page of notes, an export. This scans the text, finds everything that looks like a web address, and gathers them into a list, so you can grab every link at once instead of scrolling through and copying them individually.
Paste the text and the URLs are extracted for you.
A clean list to work from
The value is in the tidy result: duplicates removed, one link per line or comma-separated, ready to check, open, or feed into another tool. It is handy for auditing the links in a document, building a reading list from a pile of notes, or pulling the references out of an article. Everything is scanned locally, so even a private document is not uploaded to have its links read.
URL Extractor FAQ
What links does it find?
Anything shaped like a web address — http and https URLs — is recognised and collected.
Does it remove duplicate links?
Yes, leaving a clean list you can output one per line or comma-separated.
Is my text uploaded?
No. The extraction happens in your browser.