Extract from text
Pull every link or email address out of a big block of text, with duplicates removed. Paste your text below.
Extract from text
Sometimes the thing you need is buried in a wall of text: the links inside a newsletter, the email addresses in a pasted contact list, or every URL in a page of source code. Instead of hunting for them by hand, paste the whole block here and pull out just the links or just the emails as a clean list, one per line.
URLs — anything starting with http:// or https://, including query strings and paths, stopping cleanly at spaces, quotes and closing brackets. Emails — standard addresses in the name@domain.com form, including plus-addressing and dots. Duplicates are removed automatically, and emails are normalised to lowercase so the same address does not appear twice in different cases.
Building outreach lists, auditing the links in a newsletter or landing page, gathering URLs for a crawl or redirect map, pulling contacts out of a pasted directory, and cleaning up exported data. If nothing matching is found, the tool tells you and leaves your text untouched.
Does it find links without http? Not by design — requiring the scheme avoids false matches on ordinary words with dots. Is my data uploaded? No, everything runs locally in your browser.
Clean the list further with remove duplicate lines, or prepare values for links with URL encode and decode.