Extract URLs

Summary

Extract URLs from any block of text in one click. Finds http, https, ftp, and bare-domain links, removes duplicates, sorts results alphabetically or by order found, and lets you copy individual URLs or all of them at once.

How it works

1. Paste or type text, or raw HTML source, into the input box.
2. A regex scans for URL schemes (http://, https://, ftp://) and bare domains.
3. Matched links are collected; enable "unique only" to drop duplicates.
4. Results appear in a sortable list with per-URL and copy-all buttons.

Use cases

• Pull every link out of a scraped webpage or raw HTML dump.
• Audit a document for all referenced external resources.
• Collect social media profile links scattered across a bio or post.
• Extract source links from a research article or bibliography.
• Find all URLs in a log file or error output.

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