Extract URLs from text
Paste text into the source text textarea. The pipeline extracts absolute URLs beginning with http:// or https://, then fills the generated read-only output textarea with the processed list. Use Copy or Download to retrieve it.
Adjust the extraction and cleanup options
The default pipeline runs Extract URLs, Remove Duplicate Lines, and Remove Empty Lines. Review the intermediate previews shown in the pipeline. These visible options affect the results:
- Unique only is checked under Extract URLs.
- Strip trailing punctuation is checked under Extract URLs.
- Case sensitive is available under Remove Duplicate Lines.
- Trim spaces before comparing is checked under Remove Duplicate Lines.
- Treat whitespace-only lines as empty is checked under Remove Empty Lines.
To adjust the workflow or its steps, select Edit this template in Tool Combiner →.
How to extract and clean URLs
- Paste your source text into the input textarea.
- Review the pipeline output and its intermediate previews.
- Adjust the visible options if needed.
- Review the processed list in the read-only output textarea.
- Use Copy or Download.
Supported URLs and confirmed limitations
The extractor finds absolute http:// and https:// URLs in paragraphs, HTML attributes such as href="...", and one-URL-per-line text. Matching URLs can include query strings, fragments, and subpaths.
Relative URLs such as /path/to/page are not extracted. The inspected implementation does not establish a maximum input size, malformed-URL behavior, empty-input messaging, or user-facing error handling. It also does not establish URL case normalization beyond the visible duplicate-comparison options.
Privacy
Extraction runs in your browser. The text you paste is not sent to a server.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of URLs does it extract?
The extractor finds http:// and https:// URLs, including query strings and fragments. It handles URLs embedded in paragraphs, wrapped in HTML anchor tags, or listed one per line.
Will it extract relative URLs like /path/to/page?
No. The extractor matches absolute URLs starting with http:// or https://. Relative paths are not extracted.
Is my content private?
Yes. Extraction runs in your browser, and your text is not sent to a server.
Which options affect the extracted URL list?
Unique only and Strip trailing punctuation are checked by default in Extract URLs. Case sensitive and Trim spaces before comparing are available in Remove Duplicate Lines. Treat whitespace-only lines as empty is checked by default in Remove Empty Lines.