How it works
- 1Paste any text that may contain web links.
- 2Extract the URLs and hide unwanted domains with one click or by typing a domain.
- 3Choose a sort order, remove duplicates if needed, then copy or download the remaining links.
Extract URLs from pasted text, hide unwanted domains, remove duplicates, sort results and copy the remaining links. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Paste notes, chat exports, emails, documents or any text containing links.
These look like domains, but their endings are not delegated top-level domains. Review them before using.
Link Extractor finds web addresses inside pasted text and lets you hide whole domains, deduplicate results, sort URLs and copy the filtered list without uploading the source text.
No. Link extraction and filtering run locally in your browser.
Yes. Hide a detected domain or type a domain manually. Filtering also covers its subdomains.
Domain-like text whose ending is not a delegated top-level domain is separated into an uncertain group for review.
Yes. You can turn duplicate removal on or off.