Extract URLs from Text
Paste any text and instantly find all links and URLs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of URLs does this tool detect? +
This tool detects URLs starting with http://, https://, and ftp://. It also catches URLs starting with www. even without a protocol prefix. It handles URLs with paths, query strings, fragments, and port numbers.
Can I filter results by a specific domain? +
Yes. After extracting URLs, you can type a domain name in the filter box to show only URLs from that domain. The filter matches partial domain names, so typing "google" will show URLs from google.com, google.co.uk, etc.
Does this tool work with HTML source code? +
Yes. You can paste raw HTML and the tool will extract URLs from href attributes, src attributes, and any other text content. It works with any text that contains URLs regardless of format.
Is my pasted text stored or sent anywhere? +
No. Everything runs locally in your browser. Your text is processed entirely with JavaScript and never leaves your device. The tool works offline once the page is loaded.
Why are some URLs cut off or incomplete? +
URL detection relies on pattern matching. If a URL is broken across multiple lines, wrapped in unusual characters, or uses non-standard formatting, the regex may not capture it completely. For best results, ensure URLs in your source text are complete and unbroken.
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