🔗 URL Extractor from Text
Paste a video description, newsletter, chat export or page source and get a clean list of every link — handy for link audits, affiliate checks and resource lists.
✅ Free · No sign-up
How to use the URL Extractor from Text
- Paste text that contains links.
- Choose whether to deduplicate, group by domain or include bare domains.
- Press Extract URLs, then copy or export them.
Example
- Input
- “Gear: https://amzn.to/abc, (www.example.com/mic). Also https://amzn.to/abc!”
- Output
- https://amzn.to/abc · www.example.com/mic — 2 unique links, 2 domains
Why creators use it
- Audit the links in your video descriptions before a channel rebrand.
- Collect resource links from a long chat or webinar transcript.
- Check how many affiliate links a newsletter contains.
Good to know
- Links are only detected, never opened, so the tool cannot tell whether they still work. Use the Broken Link Checker for that.
- Bare-domain detection can catch things that look like domains (e.g. “readme.md” is skipped, but unusual words with dots may appear).
Frequently asked questions
Does it follow or visit the links?
No. Detection is pure text matching in your browser.
Why is the trailing bracket or full stop missing?
Punctuation that ends a sentence and unbalanced closing brackets are trimmed so the link works.