URL Extractor
Extract all URLs from any text — finds every http, https, and www. link and outputs them one per line instantly. Free, client-side link extractor tool.
🔒 100% Client-Side Processing
Your data is processed entirely in your browser and never transmitted to any server.
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Common Use Cases
Collecting links from research
Pull every URL out of pasted articles, newsletters, or Slack threads into one list for a bibliography or reading queue.
Auditing content links
Extract all URLs from a page's source or a docs file to review for outdated or broken destinations.
Feeding link checkers
Produce a clean one-per-line URL list ready to pipe into a validator, crawler, or archiving tool.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Which URLs does the extractor find?
- All http:// and https:// links, plus www.-prefixed URLs written without a scheme (like www.example.com), including query strings and fragments, with trailing punctuation like commas and closing brackets stripped so the links stay clickable. Each URL is output on its own line.
- Does it find bare domains like example.com with no "www." or scheme?
- No — matching truly bare domains (no http://, no www.) reliably would need a real TLD list to avoid false positives on file names like config.json or version strings like 2.5.1, so this tool intentionally sticks to URLs that start with http(s):// or www. Prepend one of those if a bare domain needs to be captured.
- Can I extract URLs from an XML sitemap?
- Yes — paste the raw sitemap XML in and every http/https URL inside the <loc> tags (or anywhere else in the file) gets matched the same way as any other text, since the tool just scans for the URL pattern regardless of surrounding markup.
- Is my data private when I use this tool?
- Yes. This tool runs entirely in your browser using client-side JavaScript — nothing you type is transmitted to, logged by, or stored on any server. You can safely process confidential text, tokens, or code.