Extract URLs from Text Online Free — Link Extractor
Extract all links and URLs from any block of text.
What is Extract URLs from Text?
Finds and extracts all URLs from any block of text, including http://, https://, and www. links. Returns a clean, deduplicated list of all URLs found.
Common Use Cases
Extracting links from articles for link building research, pulling URLs from HTML source, compiling a list of cited sources, processing crawl data, and scraping references.
How It Works
Applies a URL-matching regex pattern that detects http/https URLs and www. addresses, deduplicates results, and returns a sorted list.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it find URLs without http:// (like www.example.com)?
Yes. It detects www. prefixed URLs even without a protocol.
Are duplicates removed?
Yes, by default. Toggle to keep all occurrences including duplicates.
Can I extract URLs from HTML source code?
Yes. Paste HTML or any text and the tool pulls all URLs, even those in links, attributes, and inline text.
Does it handle shortened URLs?
Yes. It extracts all URLs regardless of length, including shortened URLs from tinyurl, bit.ly, etc.
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