Extract Every URL From Any Text or HTML Instantly

URLs are embedded everywhere — in HTML source code, in markdown documents, in CSV exports, in log files, in copied web content. Finding all the links in a block of content manually is slow and error-prone; tools that do it automatically usually give you raw, unprocessed output that still requires significant cleanup. The URL Extractor goes substantially beyond simple link extraction. It finds every URL in your pasted text — in href attributes, src attributes, action attributes, CSS url() values, plain-text URLs with or without http/https, and bare domain references — then deduplicates them, normalizes them, and categorizes each link by type: internal links, external links, images, scripts, stylesheets, documents, API endpoints, social media links, and more. The domain breakdown shows you which sites are linked to most frequently. The protocol breakdown identifies HTTP vs HTTPS links so you can find insecure references. And the full-text filter lets you search and narrow the extracted list before exporting. This is dramatically more useful than basic URL extractors that give you a raw deduplicated list with no categorization, no domain analysis, and no insight into the structure of the link set. Whether you're auditing a website's external link profile, extracting API endpoints from documentation, building a sitemap, or doing competitive link analysis, the URL Extractor gives you a complete picture rather than just a list. All processing runs entirely in your browser — your content never leaves your device.