Extracteur d'URL
Paste any text and instantly pull out every link, deduplicated and ready to copy
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Paste text on the left - matching links will appear here.
À propos de cet outil
Pasted text often has links buried inside it - an email body, an article, a chat export, a scraped page - and manually picking out every URL, especially bare domains without an http:// prefix, is tedious and easy to get wrong. This tool scans pasted text for both full URLs (http:// and https://) and bare domain mentions (like example.com), trims trailing sentence punctuation that would otherwise get caught in the match, and deduplicates the results into a clean, clickable list.
Comment utiliser cet outil
- Paste your textAn article, email, chat log, or any text that may contain links.
- Review the matchesEvery detected link appears as a clickable result, deduplicated.
- Copy one or allCopy an individual link, or copy the whole deduplicated list at once.
Pourquoi l’utiliser
- Catches both full URLs (https://example.com/page) and bare domain mentions (example.com) in the same pass.
- Strips trailing sentence punctuation automatically - "visit example.com." extracts as "example.com", not "example.com."
- Deduplicates results, so a link mentioned three times in an article only appears once.
- Each result is clickable directly from the results list, with the correct https:// prefix added for bare domains.
Usages courants
- Pulling every source link out of a long article or research document before compiling a bibliography.
- Extracting links from a forwarded email thread or chat export.
- Auditing a block of scraped or copy-pasted content for every domain it references.
- Quickly checking whether a document contains a specific link without reading the whole thing.
Conseils pour de meilleurs résultats
- Bare domain matches are limited to common top-level domains (.com, .net, .org, .io, .co, .dev, .app, .ai, .edu, .gov) - a domain with an unusual TLD outside that list needs its http:// or https:// prefix to be detected.
- A URL immediately followed by a closing parenthesis or a colon (common in Markdown links or citations) has that trailing character stripped automatically, so the extracted link is clean.
- If a URL genuinely ends in a meaningful trailing slash or number, that is preserved - only sentence-ending punctuation (period, comma, semicolon, colon, and closing brackets) is trimmed.
- For a page with dozens of links, use "Copy all" rather than copying one at a time - it pastes the full deduplicated list, one link per line.
Erreurs à éviter
- Assuming a bare domain outside the common TLD list will be caught - very uncommon top-level domains need the full http:// or https:// prefix to match.
- Expecting a link split across a line break to be detected as one URL - it needs to be a contiguous run of characters.
- Clicking an extracted bare-domain result without checking where it actually goes - the tool adds https:// automatically for convenience, but does not verify the destination is safe or accurate.
- Pasting extremely large documents and expecting instant results - very long text (tens of thousands of words) can take a moment to scan.
Questions fréquentes
Yes, for common top-level domains (.com, .net, .org, .io, .co, .dev, .app, .ai, .edu, .gov) - a bare mention like "example.com" is detected even with no protocol prefix. Uncommon TLDs need the full https:// prefix to be matched.
The tool trims trailing sentence punctuation - a period, comma, colon, semicolon or closing bracket - that a sentence would add after a URL, since that punctuation is part of the sentence, not the link. A real trailing slash or a meaningful trailing digit is left untouched.
Yes - if the same URL appears multiple times in the pasted text, it is only listed once in the results.
No - the extraction runs entirely in your browser using a text pattern; your pasted text is never uploaded.
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