Extract URLs from Text

Paste any text and the tool scans it to find every URL, pulling out web addresses from paragraphs, code, documents, emails, or log files. It detects both full URLs (https://example.com/page) and shorter formats (www.example.com), listing each one cleanly on its own line.

The extraction uses pattern matching to identify URLs starting with http://, https://, or www. It handles complex URLs with query parameters, fragments, ports, and encoded characters. Trailing punctuation like commas and full stops at the end of sentences is stripped automatically so you get clean, usable links.

Content auditors use it to pull every link from a document, article, or web page for checking. Developers use it to parse log files for API endpoints or to extract URLs from configuration files. Marketers extract links from competitor content or email campaigns for analysis.

It is also useful for creating link inventories from documentation, finding all referenced sources in a research paper, or building redirect lists during website migrations. The deduplication option ensures each URL appears only once in the output.