Paste an article, a chat export or the source of a web page, and get every link in it as a list. It reads links in plain text and inside HTML attributes such as href and src.
Filter for images or documents only, reduce the list to domain names, remove duplicates and sort. Trailing full stops and brackets that aren't part of a link are trimmed off.
How to use the URL Extractor tool
- Paste text or HTML, or open a file.
- Choose the filter and options.
- Copy the links or save them as a text file.
Popular uses
- Listing all outgoing links of a page for an SEO check
- Collecting image or PDF addresses from page source
- Gathering the links shared in a long chat or document
Tips for the best result
- To get the links of a web page, open its source (Ctrl+U), copy everything and paste it here.
- Relative links such as /about are not full addresses and are not listed.
Quick facts
| Price | Free |
|---|---|
| Works with | Text |
| Where it runs | In your browser, on your device |
| Account | Not needed |