What does the URL extractor find?

Every web address in your pasted content: bare URLs in prose (https://... and www....), href values inside HTML anchor and link tags, markdown link targets, and URLs in log lines — deduplicated into a clean list.

Can it extract links from raw HTML source?

Yes — paste a page's source and it pulls every href and src attribute value, which is the quickest no-code way to get a page's complete link list.

Can I filter the results?

Yes — keep only URLs containing a keyword or domain, exclude patterns (like tracking domains), and separate internal from external links relative to a domain you specify.

Does it clean tracking parameters?

An option strips common tracking query parameters (utm_source, utm_medium, fbclid, gclid) so duplicate destinations collapse into one clean URL.

Is my content uploaded?

No — extraction is fully in-browser. Page sources and documents stay on your device.

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URL Extractor — Every Link, Out of Anything

Auditing a competitor page's outbound links, harvesting sources from a research doc, collecting URLs from a Slack export, or seeding a crawler — first you need the links out of the noise. This free extractor pulls every URL from prose, HTML source (href/src attributes), markdown, and logs; deduplicates; strips tracking parameters on request; and filters by domain. In-browser and private; no signup.

Source Formats It Understands

Plain text — bare https:// links and www. addresses in sentences.
HTML — anchor hrefs, image/script srcs, canonical and stylesheet links from raw source.
Markdown — [text](url) targets and reference-style definitions.
Logs and CSVs — URLs embedded in structured lines, extracted without the surrounding fields.

The Tracking-Parameter Cleanup

The same article shared five ways appears as five "different" URLs thanks to utm_source, fbclid, and friends. Stripping the tracking parameters collapses them to one canonical link:

example.com/post?utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=q3
example.com/post?fbclid=IwAR2x...
→ example.com/post

For link audits and citation lists, this dedupe-by-destination is the difference between a clean 40-link list and a noisy 90-line one.

SEO and Research Workflows

Link audits: paste a page's source, extract, split internal vs external — you now have the outbound-link profile without a crawler. Broken-link prep: feed the extracted list into a status checker. Content research: pull every source cited across a folder of notes into one reference list. Migration: harvest old-site URLs from exports to build redirect maps.

Free and Private

Full page sources process instantly in your browser — no upload, no account, no limits.

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