Extract URLs
Extract URLs from text
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I extract URLs from text?
Paste text containing URLs. The tool finds all HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP links using pattern matching. Results are deduplicated and listed one per line. It handles URLs with query parameters, fragments, and encoded characters. Copy or download the clean URL list.
What URL formats does the extractor recognize?
Full URLs: https://example.com/path?query=value#fragment. Protocol-relative: //example.com. Common patterns: www.example.com. The tool handles complex URLs with parameters, anchors, and encoded characters. It filters out incomplete or malformed URLs.
Can I extract URLs from HTML source code?
Yes. Paste HTML and the tool extracts URLs from href attributes, src attributes, and plain text. It finds links in anchor tags, image sources, script sources, and stylesheet references. Results show the URL and its context (tag type).
Can I filter extracted URLs by domain?
Yes. Filter results by: specific domain, domain pattern (*.example.com), protocol (HTTP vs HTTPS), or file extension (.pdf, .jpg). Exclude specific domains. The tool helps you find exactly the URLs you need from large text blocks.
Can I check if extracted URLs are still active?
Yes. After extraction, use the "check status" option. The tool sends HEAD requests to each URL and reports: status code (200, 404, 301, etc.), response time, and redirect destination. Identify broken links quickly from your extracted list.