URL Extractor

Collect every link out of messy text

URLs turn up scattered through pasted articles, chat logs, markdown, email bodies and code. When you want the links and not the prose around them, picking them out one at a time is slow. This tool scans the text and pulls out every web link into a de-duplicated list you can copy at once.

One clean list, not links inside sentences

The value is in the shape of the output: a plain list, one URL per line, with duplicates removed, rather than links still embedded in surrounding words and punctuation. That is the form you need to feed a list of pages into a checker, build a bibliography, or audit which domains a document points at. Trailing punctuation that the text glued onto a link is handled so the URLs come out clean.

Local extraction, useful for audits

Because it runs in your browser, you can extract links from a private document, an internal export or a customer email without any of it being uploaded. Seeing every URL in one place is also a small security habit: it surfaces the links a long message actually contains, including the ones you might have skimmed past.

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