Extract URLs
Paste any text to extract every URL it contains — http, https, and bare www links — into a clean, copyable list, all processed locally in your browser.
Text Tools Runs entirely in your browser
The text is processed entirely on your device — it's never sent to a server.
The tool only extracts links without opening or contacting them automatically — visiting any link in the results is your own choice when you click it.
Result (0)
Extracted links will appear here
What this tool does
Pulls every link out of text you paste and lists them with a count.
When to use it
- Text with links scattered through it that you want collected.
- A copied page whose links you want extracted.
- A message or document whose links you want to inspect.
- Gathering links to review or archive.
How to use it
- Paste the text into the field.
- Read the extracted links and their count.
- Copy the list.
A practical example
Input
Text containing five links among its paragraphs.
Output
A list of just those five links with their count.
Limitations
- Extraction is on a link's shape rather than its validity: a broken or wrong link is extracted like any other.
- Links written without a protocol may not be picked up depending on their form.
- Punctuation immediately after a link can be swallowed into it; check the output.
- Do not open an extracted link from an untrusted source without looking at it first.
Privacy and processing
The text is processed entirely on your device and is never sent to a server, and no extracted link is ever visited.
Technical notes
- The tool extracts and does not fetch: no network request is made to any extracted link.