Link Extractor
Extract URLs from text
Tool Guide
Introduction to the Online Bulk Link Extractor
The online bulk link extractor can batch-extract URL links from text, logs, and web page snippets. It's suited for organizing link lists, backlink analysis, SEO data cleaning, scraped-data preprocessing, and similar scenarios. The tool supports automatic deduplication after extraction, copying results, and exporting to TXT or Excel—just open the page and start using it.
Core Features
1. Bulk-extract URL links
Quickly identifies http/https/ftp/file protocol links in text and outputs a result list with one link per line.
2. Deduplicate after extraction
Supports both "automatically deduplicate after extraction" and "keep duplicate links" modes, making it easy to deduplicate for cleaning or to count occurrence frequency.
3. Copy and export results
Once extraction is complete, you can copy results with one click or export them to TXT or Excel for further analysis, archiving, and sharing.
4. Supports TXT file import
You can upload a TXT text file for bulk extraction, which is ideal for handling large volumes of link data.
How to Use
Step 1: Paste the text to process, or upload a TXT file.
Step 2: Set the deduplication option as needed (auto-deduplicate / keep duplicate links).
Step 3: Click the "Extract Links" button to run the extraction.
Step 4: Check the count in the results area, then copy the results or export them to TXT or Excel.
Use Cases
Commonly used for organizing backlinks, collecting site URLs, extracting links from logs, cleaning scraped results, categorizing marketing landing page links, and similar scenarios.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What if the tool can't extract links that have no protocol prefix?
A: The current extraction rules mainly match links with a protocol prefix (such as http:// or https://). If you need to extract bare domain names, you can use the on-site domain extraction tool alongside this one.
Q: Can it extract only the href of HTML hyperlinks?
A: This tool extracts all protocol links in the text. If you only need the content within hyperlink tags, we recommend using the Bulk Hyperlink Extractor.
Q: Which export formats are supported?
A: It supports exporting to TXT and Excel, meeting both text-processing and spreadsheet-analysis needs.