URL Extractor

Collecting URLs manually from web pages, documents, or HTML code is tedious. Our URL extractor instantly finds and extracts all links from your text or HTML, supporting HTTP, HTTPS, FTP and more. Perfect for SEO analysis, content curation, link research, and web development tasks.

What is URL Extractor?

A URL extraction tool that identifies valid web addresses in text using pattern recognition. Extracts full URLs from any source including HTML code, plain text, documents, and raw data.

Key features

HTML parsing support, bulk extraction, deduplication, anchor text capture, export options, international domain support.

How it works

Pattern matching identifies URLs, HTML parsing for href/src attributes, validation filters malformed links, deduplication removes repeats, export in multiple formats.

Common use cases

SEO link audits, content aggregation, broken link checking, competitor research, web scraping prep.

Why use URL Extractor

Save time on manual URL collection, reduce errors, handle large volumes instantly, support for multiple formats, accurate extraction.

Who should use this tool

SEO professionals, web developers, content curators, researchers, digital marketers, data analysts.

How to get started

Copy source text or HTML, paste into extractor, click extract, review and export results.

Best practices

Verify extracted URLs, respect robots.txt for web scraping, clean data before using.

Limitations to keep in mind

Cannot verify if URLs are live, may miss obfuscated links, some HTML requires proper parsing.

Frequently asked questions

What URL types are supported?

Supports: HTTP: http://example.com, HTTPS: https://example.com, FTP: ftp://ftp.example.com, File URLs: file:///path/to/file, Mailto: mailto:[email protected], Internationalized: non-ASCII domain support.

Can I extract URLs from HTML?

Yes! Paste raw HTML and tool extracts: All href attributes from anchor tags, src attributes from images/scripts, action attributes from forms, cite attributes, and data attributes containing URLs.

How do I extract from a web page?

Options: View page source (Ctrl+U), Copy HTML, Paste and extract, Or use browser developer tools to copy elements. Note: Some sites block scraping - respect robots.txt.

Does it extract anchor text too?

Yes! Output includes: Full URL, Anchor text (if available), Link title attribute, Context (optional). Export shows URL + description in CSV.

Are there any limits?

Free tier: Up to 1,000 URLs per extraction. File size: Text up to 100,000 characters. No daily limits. Large sites: Process in sections.

Can I filter specific domains?

After extraction: Copy results to spreadsheet, Filter by domain column, Use text filtering for specific patterns like .edu or .gov.

Is extracted data accurate?

Validates URL format structure. Checks for well-formed URLs. Cannot verify if URLs are live/working. May capture relative URLs that need domain prepending.

How do I export results?

Options: Copy plain list to clipboard, CSV with columns for URL + anchor text, JSON for API integration, TXT for plain text.

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