Extract URLs from text, files, or web pages
When checking the whole website, we'll scan all linked pages to find URLs. This may take longer but provides more comprehensive results.
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Check 301/302 status for many URLs
Trace URL redirects, chains and status codes
Find 404 errors, dead links and broken URLs
Validate robots.txt rules and Googlebot access
Open multiple URLs in new tabs
Preview URL cards, Open Graph and Twitter tags
Reload pages automatically at custom intervals
Looking for a way to extract all links from a website, HTML file, document, sitemap, or block of text? Our free URL Extractor finds related links and URLs for you. Whether you're in research, marketing, SEO, or development, extracting URLs from different sources saves time and gives you the data you need.
Our URL Extractor helps you:
Discover every link hidden within a website quickly and easily. Just enter the URL, and our tool will scan the entire site, providing you with a comprehensive list of all internal and external links. This is invaluable for competitor analysis, identifying broken links, and understanding a website's architecture. You can extract all links from a website or focus on a specific page. Choose to check a single webpage or check the whole website. Checking the whole website scans all linked pages to find URLs. Send extracted URLs to the broken link checker when you need to find 404 errors. This may take longer but provides more comprehensive results.
Have a block of text filled with URLs? Paste it into our tool using the Enter Text option and watch as it instantly identifies and extracts every valid URL. Our text extraction is particularly robust, capable of accurately identifying URLs even within complex text structures. This is perfect for analyzing documents, social media posts, or any other text-based content.
Working with HTML code? Our tool effortlessly parses the HTML, accurately identifying and extracting all hyperlink information. This is an essential tool for web developers and anyone who works with website code. Use this to extract URLs from HTML.
Extract URLs and links from supported formats like .txt, .csv, .html, .xml, .doc, .pdf, .json, and .md. If those URLs may redirect, test them with the bulk redirect checker.
Sitemaps are your roadmaps to website content. Paste in the sitemap URL, and our tool quickly extracts the listed URLs, providing you with a complete index of a website's pages. Use our extract URLs from sitemap function.
Our tool accurately extracts hyperlinks, whether they are plain URLs or links embedded in text. We are a powerful hyperlink extractor, ensuring you don't miss any important connections.
Lightning Fast Results: Our behind-the-scenes tech quickly finds all the URLs you need – no errors.
Multiple Input Options: Extract from text, upload files, or directly from a website URL.
User-Friendly Interface: Designed for ease of use, even for non-technical users. Input the URL you want to extract URL online, our easy navigation ensures you can focus on what you came to do.
Free to Use: Absolutely no cost to use our service.
Copy and Export: Click copy data to your clipboard or save it as .CSV for reference.
Select whether you want to enter text, upload a file, or enter a website URL.
Paste your text, choose your file, or enter the website URL.
The tool scans your input and extracts the URLs it finds.
The extracted URLs will be displayed in an easy-to-read list. You can then copy or export the list.
Save Time: Manual extraction is tedious and time consuming. Our tool automates the process, freeing you to focus on more important tasks.
Improve Accuracy: Human error is eliminated, ensuring you get every URL.
Gain Insights: Analyzing extracted URLs can provide valuable insights into website structure, content strategy, and more.
SEO Analysis: Extract links to review your website's internal and external URLs.
Website Maintenance: Quickly find all links on a website or extract all URLs from a webpage.
Web URL Extractor: Extract URLs from a website, HTML source, or text input.
Whether you need to extract links from a page or use a web page URL extractor, our free online tool streamlines the process, delivering accurate results in seconds. Unlock the power of your data. Improve your SEO, research, and development processes.
"The URL Extractor is incredibly easy to use and saves me so much time. I can quickly pull all the links from my reports and documents!"
- Manoj
As a researcher, I'm constantly dealing with articles and PDF documents, and this is a big help. Now PDF are easier to manage and saves so much time
- Anya Petrova
Meu trabalho é SEO. Use o URL Extractor e analise a competição! It's really nice
- Ricardo Silva
A URL extractor pulls every link out of a source — whether that's a web page, a text file, an HTML document, or even a PDF. Instead of manually copying links one by one, you feed it a source and get back a clean list of every URL it contains. Think of it as a link harvester for any content you throw at it.
Why would you need this? Plenty of reasons. You're migrating a website and need a list of all URLs before setting up redirects. You're auditing a competitor's page to see what they link to. You're pulling URLs from a sitemap XML file. You're extracting links from a document someone sent you. Our link extractor handles all of these.
The tool supports text input, file uploads (.txt, .csv, .xml, .doc, .docx, .pdf, .html, .json, .md), and live web page crawling with robots.txt compliance. It extracts every href, checks status codes in batch, and exports to CSV.
Before any site migration, you need a complete list of every URL on your current site. Miss one and it becomes a 404 after the move. Use the web crawl mode to extract all URLs from your domain, then feed that list into our bulk redirect checker after migration to verify every redirect is working.
Want to see what resources a competitor links to? Paste their page URL into the extractor and get every outbound link in seconds. This shows you what sources they reference, what tools they recommend, and where their link equity flows. Useful for content research and link building strategy.
Got a sitemap.xml with thousands of URLs? Upload it and extract every <loc> tag into a clean list. Same goes for any document — client sends you a Word doc full of links they want checked? Upload it, extract the URLs, then run them through the broken link checker to see which ones are still alive.
Running a content audit? Extract all links from your pages to see what you're linking to. Find outdated resources, broken external links, and opportunities to add internal links to newer content. A clean link profile helps both SEO and user experience.
Three input modes, depending on your source:
Text mode — paste any text containing URLs. The tool uses regex pattern matching to find every URL in the text, regardless of formatting. Works with plain text, HTML source code, markdown, or any format that contains links.
File upload — drag and drop or select a file. Supported formats include .txt, .csv, .xml, .doc, .docx, .pdf, .html, .json, and .md. The tool parses each format appropriately and extracts all URLs found within.
Web crawl — enter a URL and the tool crawls the page (or site), extracting every link it finds. It respects robots.txt directives, so it won't crawl pages that the site owner has blocked. Results stream in real-time so you can see progress as it works.
After extraction, you can optionally run a batch status code check on all extracted URLs to see which ones are live (200), redirecting (301/302), or dead (404). Export everything to CSV for further analysis.
Combine with other tools. Extract URLs first, then pipe them into the bulk redirect checker or broken link checker. This workflow gives you a complete picture: what links exist, where they go, and which ones are broken.
Use web crawl for full site inventories. If you need every URL on a site, the web crawl mode follows internal links recursively. It's the fastest way to build a complete URL list without needing access to the server or CMS.
Check status codes after extraction. A URL existing doesn't mean it works. Enable the batch status check to quickly identify dead links, redirects, and server errors in your extracted list.
Export and document. Always export your extracted URLs to CSV before a migration or major site change. This becomes your baseline — you can compare against it later to make sure nothing was missed.
Whether you're preparing for a migration, auditing your link profile, or just need to pull URLs out of a document, our URL extractor handles it. Paste text, upload a file, or crawl a live page — then export the results and move on to fixing what needs fixing. Try it above.
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