URL Extractor
Paste text, HTML or a document below and TextVix pulls out every link — cleaned of trailing punctuation and duplicates.
- Free, no sign-up
- Runs in your browser
Drop your file here, or
TXT, CSV, JSON, Markdown, HTML, XML, DOCX, PDF, RTF and more
Options
Runs in your browser
Result
Links we find will be listed here.
Add your text, then press Extract URLs.
How to use Extract URLs
- Paste your content into the input box.
- Every http:// and https:// link is extracted, plus www. links if you want them.
- Trailing punctuation like periods, commas and unmatched brackets is trimmed so links work.
- Copy or download the list.
Example
Read https://example.com/guide, then visit (https://docs.example.org/start). Also www.textvix.com!
https://example.com/guide https://docs.example.org/start www.textvix.com
Commas, closing brackets and exclamation marks are not part of the URLs.
Good for
- Collecting links from notes, chats and emails
- Auditing links in a page’s HTML source
- Building a reading list from a document
What happens to your text
Your text is processed in your browser and kept only in this tab’s memory. It is not uploaded, saved or used for analytics.
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Questions about Extract URLs
More answers in the TextVix FAQ.
Are links inside HTML attributes extracted?
Yes. Paste the HTML source and links in href and src attributes are found too.
How do I get just the domains?
Use Extract Domains, which returns the host name of every link, with or without “www.”.
Is my text uploaded anywhere?
No. This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your text and files are never sent to a server or stored.