What is the URL Extractor?
Extract all unique links (http/https URLs) from text. Extracting every link from text gives a clean list for checking, archiving or sharing, without hunting through long documents.
How to use the URL Extractor
- Paste or type your your text into the box (a sample is pre-filled so you can see how it works).
- Results update automatically as you type; you can also press Calculate.
- Read the output: result.
- Use the 📊 chart to see the result visually, then copy or share it.
Where the URL Extractor helps in real life
A blogger wants to check all the links in an old article for broken pages. Pasting the article’s HTML or text extracts every URL to test.
A researcher saved a long chat transcript full of shared links. Extracting them builds a reading list in seconds.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Assuming every extracted link is safe to open.
- Keeping tracking parameters you do not need.
- Missing links written without http or https.
- Forgetting to remove duplicate links in other formats.
💡 Practical tip: Be cautious with links from unknown sources — preview the domain before opening them.
Tips for better results
- Check unfamiliar links before clicking.
- Remove UTM tags when sharing clean links.
- Test links regularly for broken pages.
Frequently asked questions
What does the URL Extractor do?
Extract all unique links (http/https URLs) from text.
Is the URL Extractor accurate?
Yes. It uses standard formulas and exact constants, and the results are verified by our automated test suite. Values are displayed to up to 12 significant digits.
Is this tool free and private?
Yes — the URL Extractor is completely free with no sign-up, and it runs entirely in your browser, so the values you enter are never uploaded to our servers.
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