Extract Links

Online tool for finding and extracting URLs and links from text, HTML, Markdown, emails, and messages.

Обработка выполняется локально в браузере. Данные не отправляются на сервер.

For this tool, processing runs locally in your browser and data is not sent to the server.

Extract Links is a free online tool for finding and extracting links from text, emails, chats, HTML fragments, Markdown, articles, logs, and text exports. Processing runs locally in your browser and data is not sent to the server.

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How to use

Paste text, an email, chat, HTML fragment, Markdown, article, or log containing links into the input field.
Choose an extraction mode: http/https only, domains without protocol, links from HTML, or Markdown links.
Configure duplicate removal, trailing punctuation cleanup, query parameters, and output format.
Copy the list of found links and use it for article review, reports, exports, emails, CMS, or SEO tasks.

More about this tool

This tool finds and extracts links from text, emails, chats, HTML fragments, Markdown, articles, logs, and text exports. You can collect only http/https URLs, find domains without protocol, or extract links from href/src attributes and Markdown markup. The service can remove duplicates, clean trailing punctuation, show unique domains, strip query parameters, and output the result as a list or table.

Runs in the browser
Data is not sent to the server
Extracts URLs from text
Supports http and https links
Can find domains without protocol
Can extract links from HTML and Markdown
Removes duplicates and cleans trailing punctuation
Useful for emails, chats, articles, CMS, logs, and SEO checks
No registration required

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I extract links from text?

Paste the text into the input field and the tool finds links. The result can be shown one link per line, comma-separated, or as a table.

Which links does the tool find?

By default, the tool searches for http:// and https:// links. You can also enable search for domains without protocol, links from HTML href/src attributes, and Markdown links.

Can duplicate links be removed?

Yes. When "Remove duplicates" is enabled, identical links are shown once in the order of first appearance.

What is trailing punctuation?

These are characters such as a period, comma, quote, or closing parenthesis that often appear immediately after a link in text but are not part of the URL. The tool can clean them automatically.

Can I get only domains?

Yes. Settings can enable output of unique domains only instead of the full link list.

Are links extracted from HTML and Markdown?

Yes. For HTML, href and src values can be extracted. For Markdown, URLs from [text](link) constructions can be extracted.

Does the tool check whether links open?

No. This service only extracts links from text. It does not make HTTP requests and does not check page availability.

Is my data sent to the server?

No. Text is processed locally in your browser and is not sent to the server.

Do I need to register?

No. The tool works immediately and does not require registration.

How to use

Paste text, an email, chat, HTML fragment, Markdown, article, or log containing links into the input field.

Choose an extraction mode: http/https only, domains without protocol, links from HTML, or Markdown links.

Configure duplicate removal, trailing punctuation cleanup, query parameters, and output format.

Copy the list of found links and use it for article review, reports, exports, emails, CMS, or SEO tasks.

More about this tool

Runs in the browser
Data is not sent to the server
Extracts URLs from text
Supports http and https links
Can find domains without protocol
Can extract links from HTML and Markdown
Removes duplicates and cleans trailing punctuation
Useful for emails, chats, articles, CMS, logs, and SEO checks
No registration required

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I extract links from text?

Paste the text into the input field and the tool finds links. The result can be shown one link per line, comma-separated, or as a table.

Which links does the tool find?

By default, the tool searches for http:// and https:// links. You can also enable search for domains without protocol, links from HTML href/src attributes, and Markdown links.

Can duplicate links be removed?

Yes. When "Remove duplicates" is enabled, identical links are shown once in the order of first appearance.

What is trailing punctuation?

These are characters such as a period, comma, quote, or closing parenthesis that often appear immediately after a link in text but are not part of the URL. The tool can clean them automatically.

Can I get only domains?

Yes. Settings can enable output of unique domains only instead of the full link list.

Are links extracted from HTML and Markdown?

Yes. For HTML, href and src values can be extracted. For Markdown, URLs from [text](link) constructions can be extracted.

Does the tool check whether links open?

No. This service only extracts links from text. It does not make HTTP requests and does not check page availability.

Is my data sent to the server?

No. Text is processed locally in your browser and is not sent to the server.

Do I need to register?

No. The tool works immediately and does not require registration.