🔗Extract all URLs from text

Extract all URLs from text

How to Use the URL Extractor

Email bodies, chat logs, meeting notes, and press releases often have several links scattered throughout the text. Paste your text into this tool and it finds every link starting with http://, https://, or www., then removes duplicates so each URL appears only once in a numbered list. You'll also see the total occurrence count alongside the number of unique URLs, so you can tell how many links were mentioned repeatedly.

Once the list is built, a single "Copy full list" click copies every URL to your clipboard separated by line breaks, ready to paste straight into a spreadsheet or notes app.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it extract links starting with www too?

Yes, it extracts links starting with www. in addition to those starting with http:// or https://.

How are duplicate URLs handled?

Even if the same URL appears multiple times, it's listed only once. You can see both the total occurrence count and the number of unique URLs.

Can I copy the extracted list?

Yes, clicking the copy button copies the entire extracted URL list to your clipboard, separated by line breaks.