URL Extractor for Web Pages & Text

Paste text, upload a document, or fetch a webpage to extract all URLs.

Web page URL (optional)

Paste text (HTML or plain text)

Or upload a file Supported: .txt, .csv, .html, .md, .log, .json, .xml, .rtf, .docx

Output

Unique only

Sort A–Z

Only http/https

Strip query strings

FAQs

What is the URL Extractor?

The URL Extractor is a simple tool that scans text, documents, or entire web pages and pulls out every valid link it finds. It helps you collect, organize, and export URLs without manually copy-pasting.

What types of input can I use?

You can:
Paste plain text or HTML into the input box
Upload a document (.txt, .csv, .html, .xml, .docx, etc.)
Enter a webpage URL and let the tool fetch links automatically

What output options are available?

The tool gives you three views of your extracted links:
Full URLs – e.g. https://emojihaus.com/person-standing-emojis
Paths only – e.g. /person-standing-emojis
Domains only – e.g. emojihaus.com

Can I export the results?

Yes. After extraction you can:
Copy results to your clipboard
Download them as a .txt file for use in other tools

Does the tool handle duplicate or broken links?

Yes. All URLs are automatically deduplicated so you don’t see repeats. Invalid or incomplete links are ignored to keep your results clean.

Can I use it for competitor research or SEO?

Absolutely. Many SEOs use the URL Extractor to:
Collect internal and external links from competitor sites
Audit their own site’s linking structure
Build link lists for crawling or outreach campaigns