Domain Extractor

Extract domains from text

URL Extractor

Extract all links from any webpage, or pull URLs from text and files. A fast, free link extractor for SEO audits, competitor analysis, and content research.

Domain Extractor

Extract domains from text and URLs

What Is a URL Extractor?

A URL extractor (also called a link extractor) is a tool that scans a webpage or text content and pulls out every hyperlink it finds. It is an essential utility for SEO professionals, web developers, and content marketers who need to analyze link structures, audit websites, or gather backlink data.

This free online URL extractor supports two modes. In webpage mode, you enter any URL and the tool crawls the page to extract all internal and external links, complete with anchor text and rel attributes. In text mode, you paste any text or upload a file, and the tool instantly finds every valid URL using pattern matching — no server required.

Whether you call it a URL extractor, link extractor, or backlink checker, the goal is the same: turn messy sources into clean, organized link lists that you can filter, copy, or export.

What You Can Do With This Link Extractor

Extract Links from Any Webpage

Enter a URL and extract every internal and external link. A fast URL extractor and link extractor for SEO audits and backlink analysis.

Extract URLs from Text or Files

Paste messy text, HTML code, or upload files to extract all URLs instantly. No server needed — works entirely in your browser.

Find Internal & External Links

Automatically categorize links as internal or external. Identify nofollow, sponsored, and ugc attributes with this link extractor.

Export Link Data for Reports

Download extracted links as CSV with full metadata — URL, anchor text, type, and rel attributes. Ready for spreadsheets and SEO reports.

How It Works

1

Choose Your Source

Select "Extract from Webpage" to crawl a URL, or "Extract from Text/File" to pull URLs from pasted content or uploaded files.

2

Enter URL or Paste Content

Type a webpage address, paste mixed text containing URLs, or drop a .txt / .html / .csv / .md file.

3

Extract and Export

Click Extract to get your link list instantly. Filter by type, copy to clipboard, or download as CSV.

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Frequently Asked Questions About URL Extraction

What is a URL Extractor or Link Extractor?

A URL extractor, also known as a link extractor, is a tool that scans a webpage or text and pulls out every hyperlink it finds. It is commonly used for SEO audits, competitor analysis, site migration, and backlink research.

This tool supports two modes: crawling a webpage to extract all links, or scanning pasted text and files to find URLs.

Is this a free link extractor?

Yes. This is a 100% free link extractor and URL extractor. There are no registration requirements, usage limits, or hidden fees. You can extract links from webpages or text as often as needed.

What types of links can I extract?

In webpage mode, you can extract internal links, external links, and identify nofollow, sponsored, and ugc links. The tool also shows anchor text and dofollow status for each link.

In text mode, the tool finds all valid HTTP and HTTPS URLs from any plain text or file content.

Can I export the extracted links?

Yes. You can copy the link list to your clipboard or download it as a CSV file. The CSV includes URL, anchor text, link type (internal/external), rel attribute, and dofollow status.

What is the difference between a URL extractor and a URL cleaner?

A URL extractor pulls links from webpages or text. A URL cleaner removes tracking parameters from URLs.

Need to clean tracking parameters from the links you just extracted? Try our URL Cleaner.

Can I extract domains from the links I found?

Yes. After extracting links, you can use our URL to Domain Converter to get clean root domains from any list of URLs.

Alternatively, if you are starting from raw text, logs, or mixed content rather than a live webpage, you can skip the link-extraction step entirely and use our Domain Extractor to pull domain names directly.

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