IP Address Extractor
Free online tool to batch extract IP addresses from text.
Tool Guide
About the Online IP Address Batch Extractor
The online IP address batch extractor supports batch-extracting IPv4 addresses from logs, text, emails, and configuration content, ideal for ops troubleshooting, security analysis, data cleaning, and organizing site access logs. The tool supports deduplicated extraction, copying results, exporting TXT, and exporting Excel — free to use right in your browser.
Key Features
1. Batch-extract IP addresses
Quickly identifies and extracts IPv4 addresses from mixed text into a list, ideal for extracting source IPs from logs, IPs from error records, and IP samples for risk control.
2. Optional deduplication after extraction
Supports both "automatic deduplication after extraction" and "keep duplicate IPs" modes, making statistics and analysis convenient for different business scenarios.
3. Export and reuse results
Extraction results support one-click copy and can be exported as TXT and Excel, making it easy to continue using them in spreadsheets, scripts, or third-party systems.
4. TXT file import supported
Import a text file directly for batch extraction, reducing manual pasting and improving batch processing efficiency.
Tutorial
Step 1: Paste the text to process into the input box, or upload a TXT file.
Step 2: Choose the "deduplication option" (auto deduplicate after extraction / keep duplicate IPs).
Step 3: Click the "Extract IP Addresses" button, and the system automatically identifies and extracts the IP list.
Step 4: Check the extracted count in the results area; you can copy the results, export TXT, or export Excel.
Use Cases
Commonly used for server log troubleshooting, organizing WAF/IP blocklists, preprocessing access statistics, batch IP sample collection, network security audits, and similar scenarios.
FAQ
Q: Will the tool verify whether an IP is actually usable?
A: This tool focuses on "extraction," matching address formats in text by IPv4 structure, and is not responsible for connectivity or region validity verification.
Q: Why do my exported results have fewer IPs than I see in the original text?
A: If "automatic deduplication after extraction" is enabled, repeated IPs are merged into a single entry.
Q: Does it support IPv6 extraction?
A: The current version is mainly for batch IPv4 extraction. If you need IPv6 processing, use the corresponding on-site IPv6 tool.