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URL Extractor: Extract Links from Text in Bulk

Free online URL extractor that pulls every link out of any text. Paste emails, documents, HTML or chat logs and extract all valid URLs in bulk.

Sitemap XML works too. Paste it and only the page URLs are extracted.

How it works

Valid URLs are automatically detected and highlighted with a green badge.

Invalid content is shown with a red badge and includes non-URL text.

Duplicate removal helps clean up repeated URLs in your text.

Extract URLs button replaces your text with only the valid URLs found and shows them in a separate section.

Copy with formats - Choose from multiple formats: one per line, quoted comma, or JavaScript array.

Features of URL Extractor

Key capabilities of the tool

Instant URL extraction

Find and extract all URLs from any pasted text instantly.

Multiple URL formats

Supports http, https, ftp, and various standard link patterns.

Simple and fast

Just paste and click. No setup or configuration required.

Free, no registration

Use immediately without creating an account.

Works with any text

Emails, documents, social posts, HTML: paste any content.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a URL extractor?
A URL extractor finds every link in a block of text and returns them as a clean list. Our free online URL extractor helps you quickly find and extract all URLs from any text content. Whether you're working with emails, documents, or web content, this tool makes it easy to gather all links in seconds.
How do I use the tool?
  1. Copy the text containing URLs.
  2. Paste it into the text box above.
  3. Click the 'Extract URLs' button.
  4. Get your list of extracted URLs.
What are common use cases?
  • Paste entire HTML to get all page URLs
  • Extract links from research documents
  • Gather URLs from email content
  • Extract from social media posts
  • Build link collections from articles
  • Extract all image URLs from a WordPress site
  • Gather competitor backlinks from SEO reports
  • Download all PDF links from academic papers
  • Extract video URLs from course materials
  • Collect broken links from site audits
  • Find affiliate links from marketing emails
  • Extract citation URLs from bibliographies
  • Gather API endpoints from documentation
Can it extract URLs from a sitemap?
Yes. Open your sitemap.xml, copy all of it and paste it in the box. The tool reads only the page addresses inside loc tags and ignores everything else, including image entries.