Does this follow the links to check they work?

No. It only extracts text that matches the URL format — it doesn't make any network requests.

Is my text sent anywhere?

No. Extraction runs entirely in your browser.

URL Extractor

Runs in your browser

Pull every unique link out of a block of text — pasted HTML, a document, or exported data.

Drop a text file hereor paste below — nothing is uploaded

About this tool

Finding every link buried in a page of pasted text or HTML source is tedious by hand and easy to get wrong with a quick manual scan. This tool matches every http(s) URL in the text you paste and returns the unique list, with trailing punctuation like a sentence's closing period stripped off automatically.

How to use

Paste text or HTML source containing links.
Run the extraction.
Copy or download the resulting list of unique URLs.

When to use this tool

Pulling every link out of pasted HTML source.
Collecting the URLs mentioned in a document or article.
Building a quick list of links from an exported page or email.

Tips

Only http(s) links are matched — relative paths, mailto:, and other schemes are not included.
Trailing punctuation from sentence context (a period, comma, closing parenthesis) is stripped automatically.

Limitations

Matches http(s) links only — relative paths and other schemes (mailto:, ftp:) are not extracted.

FAQ

Does this follow the links to check they work?: No. It only extracts text that matches the URL format — it doesn't make any network requests.
Is my text sent anywhere?: No. Extraction runs entirely in your browser.