What does this URL extractor find?
It finds text that starts with http:// or https:// and shows each match on its own line. Extraction happens as you type, without sending the text anywhere.
URL Extractor
Find every HTTP or HTTPS URL in a block of text and show one address per line. Extraction runs in your browser, keeps the original order, and supports up to 50,000 input characters.
Input text
0 / 50,000 characters
Extracted URLs
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What happens to punctuation next to a URL?
Sentence punctuation and unmatched closing brackets at the end of a URL are removed. Paths, query parameters, fragments, and balanced parentheses inside a URL are kept.
Are duplicate URLs removed?
No. Matches stay in their original order, including duplicates, so the output reflects every occurrence in the input.
Why is the input limited to 50,000 characters?
The limit keeps real-time extraction responsive across mainstream desktop and mobile browsers while still covering long documents and everyday batches of text.
Is the text uploaded?
No. URL extraction runs in your browser. No account is required, and the input is not sent to or stored on a server.