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Extract URLs from Text

Extract URLs from Text

Pull HTTP(S) and www addresses from long text, clean duplicates or tracking parameters, and format the link list.

Input
Extracted URLs0 URLs
Enter text to list its URLs
Options

Key features

  • Finds http://, https://, and scheme-less www. addresses in text.
  • Offers deduplication, ascending or descending sorting, and optional www. inclusion.
  • Can remove known tracking parameters such as utm_*, fbclid, and gclid.
  • Formats results as plain lines, a numbered list, Markdown links, or a comma-joined list.

How to use

  1. Paste text that contains URLs.
  2. Choose duplicate, tracking, and sorting options.
  3. Select an output format and copy the complete list.

Examples

  • Build a document link list

    Extract only URLs from long notes or messages and remove duplicates.

  • Draft Markdown links

    Copy extracted results as Markdown links or a numbered list.

Privacy

URL detection and list cleanup run in your browser. Opening a result navigates to the external site.

Requirements

Email addresses and bare domains without a www. prefix are not recognized as URLs.

Common questions

Can tracking parameters be removed?
Yes. Known keys such as utm_*, fbclid, and gclid are removed while other query values are retained.
Which addresses are recognized as URLs?
It finds addresses beginning with http://, https://, or www. Email addresses and bare domains without www. are excluded.