Does it find links without http?

It focuses on http and https links. Bare domains like example.com without a scheme are not matched, to avoid false positives.

Will it include trailing punctuation?

The extractor stops at spaces and common closing characters, so most trailing punctuation is excluded from each link.

No. Extraction happens entirely in your browser, so your text never leaves your device.

Text Tools

Pull every http and https link out of text, with optional de-duplication and sorting.

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This URL extractor scans any text and pulls out every http and https link it finds.

Enable de-duplication to keep one copy of each link, and sort alphabetically to get a tidy, ordered list.

It is handy for gathering links from documents, HTML, chat logs and exports without copying them one by one.

Pull links from text

Input: Visit https://a.com and https://b.com

Output: https://a.com / https://b.com

Every web link in the text is collected into a list.

Does it find links without http?: It focuses on http and https links. Bare domains like example.com without a scheme are not matched, to avoid false positives.
Will it include trailing punctuation?: The extractor stops at spaces and common closing characters, so most trailing punctuation is excluded from each link.
Is my text uploaded anywhere?: No. Extraction happens entirely in your browser, so your text never leaves your device.

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