Extract URLs From Text
A free online tool that finds and lists every URL inside a block of text. Paste an email, an article, a chat log, or a scraped page, and the tool pulls out each link as a clean list ready to copy. No regex required.
How to Use the Tool
Paste your text into the larger box above. The tool scans for anything matching standard URL patterns (http, https, ftp, www-prefixed addresses) and lists each match in the output field. Click copy to grab the full list.
The extractor catches the full URL including any query string and hash fragment. If the same URL appears twice in the source, it appears twice in the output unless you de-duplicate after.
When to Use It
Auditing a long article or email for every external link. Pulling the source URLs out of a scraped page or chat log. Building a list of references for citation. Checking how many tracking links a marketing email contains. Extracting documentation links from a knowledge-base article before migration. Anywhere you need the URLs and only the URLs from a wall of text.
Other Text Tools
For cleaning text: remove all numbers. For transformations: lowercase, UPPERCASE, replace spaces with hyphens (useful for turning extracted titles into slugs), and the title case converter on the homepage.
