URL Extractor
Pull every unique http and https link out of text or HTML and list them one per line.
Result
In short
What is the URL Extractor?
The URL Extractor finds every http and https link in the text or HTML you paste and lists each one once, one per line. You can switch to a list of domains only. It is useful for checking the links in an article, auditing a page, gathering references and tidying notes before you share them.
How to use it
- Paste your text or HTML into the box.
- Tick the domains option if you only want the website names.
- Read the unique links in the result box.
- Copy the list or download it as a text file.
Questions
URL Extractor — FAQ
Does it find links inside HTML?
Yes. Links inside href and src attributes are picked up as well as plain links in text, and & is turned back into an ampersand.
Are duplicate links removed?
Yes. Each link appears once, in the order it first appears in your text.
Does it find links without http, such as www.example.com?
No. Only addresses starting with http:// or https:// are listed, to avoid picking up ordinary words that contain dots.
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