Extract links from text
Collect links from plain text and HTML attributes into a deduplicated list.
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How to extract links from text or HTML
The tool finds HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP links, www addresses, mailto links, and values from href and src HTML attributes.
Trailing punctuation is removed, unsafe schemes are rejected, and identical links are returned only once.
Extraction runs in the browser and is useful for content audits, collecting URLs from documents, and preparing link lists.
How to use Extract links from text
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Paste the source text or HTML into the input field.
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Click Process to extract the selected data type.
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Copy the result or open it in the Textria notebook.
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Choose another focused extractor or open the main tool to find all supported data types at once.
Frequently asked questions
Are links extracted from href and src?
Yes. The tool handles these HTML attributes and links in plain text.
Are duplicate links removed?
Yes. Repeated links appear once in first-seen order.
Are relative links supported?
Yes. Links beginning with /, ./, ../, #, and ? are supported.