Extract URLs
Extract all links from text, HTML and documents — remove tracking parameters, find links without http://, keep unique domains, filter and export as TXT or CSV.
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- Works offline after first load
How to extract URLs from text
- Paste text or HTML source, or open Word, PDF, HTML or CSV files.
- Choose options like removing tracking, links without http://, domains only, and filters.
- Copy the list or download it as TXT or CSV.
About Extract Urls
Get every link out of text, page source, emails or documents in one step. Links are cleaned of trailing punctuation, tracking parameters such as utm_ and fbclid are removed, and duplicates disappear.
Also catch addresses written without http://, reduce the list to unique domains, keep or exclude certain sites, sort by domain, and export the list or a CSV with each link’s domain.
Good for
- Collecting links from articles and documents
- Auditing outgoing links on a page
- Cleaning tracking parameters from shared links
Tip: Use “Domains only” to see which websites a page links to.
Frequently asked questions
Does it find links in HTML?
Yes — paste page source and every link in href attributes and text is found.
What is tracking removal?
Parameters like utm_source, fbclid and gclid are removed so you get clean links; other parameters stay.
Can it find addresses without http?
Yes, tick the option to also catch addresses like example.com/page or docs.example.io.
Can I get only the domains?
Yes — “Domains only” with “Each one once” gives a list of unique websites.
Can I open files?
Yes — open or drop TXT, Markdown, CSV, HTML, JSON, subtitles, Word (.docx), OpenDocument (.odt), RTF and PDF files, even several at once.
Is my text uploaded?
No. The links are found in your browser, so nothing you paste leaves your device. A draft is kept only in this browser so you don't lose it.