URL Extractor
Paste any text and pull out every link it contains — deduplicated, with an optional domain-only mode — then copy the result as a list or comma-separated values.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I extract URLs from text?
- Paste any text into the input box. The tool finds every http://, https://, and www. link it contains and lists them instantly, deduplicated and ready to copy.
- What does domain-only mode do?
- Domain-only mode reduces each URL to just its hostname — https://example.com/page?id=1 becomes example.com. Duplicate domains are merged, which makes it easy to see which sites a text links to.
- Does it handle links wrapped in punctuation?
- Yes. Trailing punctuation that commonly sticks to links in prose — periods, commas, closing parentheses, and semicolons — is stripped so the extracted URLs stay clean.
- Can I copy the URLs as a comma-separated list?
- Yes. Switch the output format from one-per-line to comma-separated and the result becomes a single line, handy for spreadsheets or configuration files.
- Is my text sent to a server?
- No. The extraction runs entirely in your browser — nothing you paste ever leaves your device.