Extract URLs

An URL extractor scans any block of text and pulls out every web link it contains, returning a clean, de-duplicated list. Paste an email, a chat export, or a long document, and the tool surfaces all the http and https addresses in one place. How it works: it runs a standard link pattern over your text, collects the matches, removes duplicates, and prints one URL per line. Everything happens in your browser, so the text you paste — which may include private messages or internal links — never leaves your device. Who reaches for it: researchers collecting sources from notes, analysts extracting endpoints from logs, and anyone cleaning up a messy copy-paste. It complements the text transforms on this site when you need to isolate links before further processing. A practical tip: the extractor catches well-formed links but may miss URLs split across line breaks or wrapped in unusual punctuation. Review the output before relying on it for completeness. This tool is part of a privacy-first toolbox. Original, useful utilities like this are what help a tool site rank and earn ad approval.