Collecting full web links from an article draft or log is tedious when they are scattered through the text.
URL Extractor pulls complete HTTP and HTTPS links, trims trailing punctuation, and keeps query strings intact.
How to use URL Extractor
- Paste text that contains links into the input box.
- URL Extractor lists every full HTTP or HTTPS link, with sorting and duplicate removal available.
- Copy the link list, or download it as a .txt file.
Use cases
- Collecting every link from an article or blog draft.
- Auditing the references pasted into a document.
- Extracting URLs from a pasted log or report.
Good to know
URL Extractor matches full http and https links and trims trailing sentence punctuation and unbalanced closing brackets, while leaving query strings and fragments in place. Bare domains without a scheme are not treated as links here.
Frequently asked questions
Is trailing punctuation removed from links?
Yes. A period, comma or closing bracket that is clearly sentence punctuation is trimmed from the end of each link.
Are query strings and anchors kept?
Yes. Everything after the path, including query parameters and a trailing fragment, is preserved in the extracted link.
Does it capture bare domains without http?
No. This tool extracts full http and https links; use the domain extractor for bare domains.