Domain Extractor
Free online tool to batch extract domain names from text.
Tool Guide
About the Online Website Domain Batch Extractor
The online website domain batch extractor can quickly identify and extract a list of domains from URLs, logs, documents, and crawler data, ideal for organizing SEO data, backlink analysis, cleaning domain lists, site asset statistics, and similar scenarios. The tool supports automatic deduplication after extraction, copying results, exporting TXT, and exporting Excel — ready to use directly in your browser.
Key Features
1. Batch-extract website domains
Supports batch identification of domains from mixed text — for example, domains in content such as `https://toolkithub.com/path`, `www.example.com`, and `demo.test.org` can all be quickly extracted.
2. Automatic deduplication after extraction
Choose "automatic deduplication after extraction" or "keep duplicate domains" as appropriate, useful for both dedup cleaning and preparing data before frequency statistics.
3. Export and copy results
After extraction, you can copy the domain list with one click or export a TXT or Excel file, making further analysis, archiving, and sharing convenient.
4. TXT file import
Supports uploading a TXT text file to batch-extract domains, ideal for processing log files, backlink lists, and crawl results.
Tutorial
Step 1: Paste the text to process, or upload a TXT file.
Step 2: Choose a deduplication mode (auto deduplicate / keep duplicate domains).
Step 3: Click the "Extract Domains" button to run the processing.
Step 4: Check the domain count in the results area, then copy the results or export TXT or Excel as needed.
Use Cases
Can be used for SEO backlink domain statistics, PBN domain organization, log domain extraction, organizing partner site lists, collecting competitor domains, and many other business scenarios.
FAQ
Q: Will the tool verify whether a domain is accessible?
A: This tool is mainly for text extraction and organization and does not perform online connectivity checks. If you need to check accessibility, use it together with other on-site checking tools.
Q: Why are there duplicate domains in the extraction results?
A: When the "deduplication option" is set to "keep duplicate domains," all repeated domains are retained.
Q: Which export formats are supported?
A: TXT and Excel export are supported, meeting both text archiving and spreadsheet analysis needs.