Free URL Extractor: Extract Links from Text
Paste any text, email or page source and pull out every web link in it. Remove duplicates, keep only domains or only one website, and copy the clean list.
How to extract URLs from text
- Paste any text: an email, a chat export, a document or the HTML source of a page.
- Choose full URLs or domains only. Domains are useful for backlink and competitor lists.
- Filter by one website if you only want links to a single domain.
- Copy or download the list, with duplicates removed.
Useful for SEO and marketing
| Task | How |
|---|---|
| List every link on a page | Open the page, press Ctrl+U to view source, copy it all and paste here |
| Build a backlink outreach list | Paste search results or a report and choose Domains only |
| Check internal links | Filter by your own domain |
| Collect links shared in a WhatsApp group | Paste the exported chat |
| Prepare URLs for a sitemap | Extract, clean and paste into the XML sitemap generator |
Clean up links after extracting
Links copied from ads and emails often carry tracking codes like utm_source or fbclid. Remove them with our URL parameter remover before sharing or comparing lists. Links in HTML source that start with a slash, such as /about/, are relative and are not picked up, because they have no domain.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this URL extractor free?
Yes. It is free with no sign-up, and the text you paste stays in your browser.
Can I extract links from a web page?
Yes. Open the page, view its source with Ctrl+U, copy everything and paste it here. The tool lists every full link in the code.
Does it find links without https?
Yes, links that start with www. are found when that option is ticked. Plain domains without www or https are not picked up, to avoid false matches.
Can I get only the domain names?
Yes. Choose Domains only to turn every link into its domain, such as example.com.