Extract URLs from Text
Extract every URL from any text or document, live as you type, displayed as clickable links with copy-all and download support.
How to extract URLs from any text or document
Paste any block of text, an email, an article, or content copied from a document into the box above. Every web link — starting with http, https, or www — is found automatically and listed below as a clickable link, updating live as you type.
Example
Pasting "Visit https://example.com or www.example.org for details" extracts both links into a clean, de-duplicated, clickable list.
Common Use Cases
- Pulling every link out of a pasted document, article, or email signature.
- Collecting reference URLs from research notes or a long document.
- Quickly compiling a list of links from mixed content for further review.
FAQs
How is this different from the URL Extractor under Tools?
This page lives under Text Tools and is built around a simpler, always-live workflow with no extract button — just paste and the list appears — aimed specifically at pulling links out of text or document content you're working with, rather than a general-purpose extraction utility.
Does it remove duplicate URLs?
Yes — only unique URLs are listed, even if the same link appears multiple times in the text.
Does it catch links without "http://"?
Yes — links starting with "www." are also detected. When you click one, it opens with "https://" added automatically.