Extract URLs from Text
Extract all URLs and links from any text instantly. Filter by protocol, remove duplicates, export to CSV or TXT. Free, private, and works entirely in your browser.
Options
Paste text containing URLs to extract them
💡 All processing happens in your browser — your text is never sent to any server, ensuring complete privacy.
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How to Use
- 1 Paste your text into the text area above. You can paste any text that contains URLs — website content, documents, code, emails, or raw data.
- 2 Configure options like removing duplicates, requiring protocol (http/https), extracting domains only, or filtering by a specific domain.
- 3 Review extracted URLs in the results section. See statistics including total found, unique count, protocol breakdown, and domain distribution.
- 4 Export your results by copying to clipboard (one per line or comma-separated) or downloading as TXT, CSV, or JSON file.
Frequently Asked Questions
What URL formats are detected?
Our extractor detects URLs with http, https, and ftp protocols. It also finds URLs without protocols (like example.com) when that option is enabled. The tool validates URL structure and identifies the domain, path, and query parameters.
Is my data private and secure?
Yes, absolutely! All processing happens entirely in your browser. Your text is never sent to any server. This makes our tool perfect for extracting URLs from confidential documents or sensitive data.
How does domain filtering work?
Enter a domain (like "github.com") in the filter field to show only URLs from that domain. This is useful when you want to extract links from a specific website or service.
What's the difference between TXT, CSV, and JSON export?
TXT export gives you one URL per line — perfect for simple lists. CSV export creates a spreadsheet-compatible file with columns for full URL, domain, protocol, and path. JSON export provides structured data with all URL details, ideal for developers.