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URL Extractor

Pull every link out of a text, without the trailing punctuation, deduplicated, one per line.

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Key Features

  • Finds http, https and www links in any text
  • Leaves sentence punctuation out of the URL
  • Keeps parentheses that are genuinely part of the link
  • Deduplicates and lists one URL per line
  • Runs locally in your browser

Benefits

  • Collect every link from a report or a chat log at once
  • Audit which domains a document points to
  • Feed clean URL lists to checkers and crawlers
  • Avoid the broken links that trailing commas cause

How to use this tool

1

Paste the text containing links

2

Click Process

3

Copy the list of URLs

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do some tools output links ending in a comma or parenthesis?

Because prose punctuation sits flush against the URL. This extractor trims sentence punctuation while keeping characters that belong to the link, such as the closing parenthesis in a Wikipedia title.

Does it follow or check the links?

No. It only extracts them; nothing is requested, which also means nothing about your text leaves the page.

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