Extract URLs from Text
Find every URL in any block of text.
About Extract URLs from Text
Extract URLs from Text is a free online text utility that helps you clean, count, rewrite, format or inspect text instantly. Find every URL in any block of text. It is useful for writers, students, developers, editors and office users who need a quick browser-based text workflow. Paste your text, choose the option you need and copy the finished output when it looks right.
How to use
- 1Paste your text, HTML or code into the input box.
- 2The tool finds every http://, https:// and www URL automatically.
- 3Toggle deduplication and sorting if needed.
- 4Review the extracted list.
- 5Copy all URLs or download them as a .txt file.
Features
- Detects HTTP, HTTPS and www links
- Deduplicates and optionally sorts results
- Counts total and unique URLs
- One-click copy or .txt download
- Handles huge inputs (thousands of links)
- % in-browser — content never leaves your device
Privacy
ToolHub is built with privacy in mind. Extract URLs from Text is designed to process your input with minimal friction, and most browser-based tasks happen locally whenever possible. For best privacy, avoid entering passwords, private financial records or highly sensitive personal information into any online tool, and clear the input area after you finish.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of URLs does it detect?
It detects http(s):// URLs and bare domains starting with www. Email and ftp links are ignored.
Will it deduplicate the list?
Yes — by default duplicate URLs are removed and the count of unique links is shown.
Can it extract links from HTML?
Yes. Paste raw HTML and the tool will find URLs inside href, src and plain text.
Is my pasted text uploaded?
No. Extraction runs in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.
How large an input can I paste?
Up to several megabytes of text — limited only by your device memory.