Text Tools
Extract URLs
Extract URLs from pasted text and copy a clean one-link-per-line list. Useful for articles, emails, notes, logs, and link audits.
What this tool does
Use the Extract URLs tool to find http, https, and www links in messy text, normalize bare www links, remove duplicates, and copy the result.
How to use it
- Paste text that contains links, such as a draft, email, note, log, or exported content.
- Choose whether to remove duplicates and whether to include bare www links.
- Review the extracted URL list and URL details, then copy the cleaned list for your workflow.
Privacy note
URL extraction runs locally in your browser. ClearUtils does not upload, store, or inspect the text or links you paste into this tool.
FAQ
What links can this URL extractor find?
It finds http://, https://, and bare www links in pasted text. Bare www links are normalized to https:// in the output so the copied list is easier to use.
Can I remove duplicate URLs?
Yes. Keep duplicate removal enabled to output each URL once while preserving the first version found in your source text.
What should I do before extracting URLs from messy text?
If the source text has hard line breaks or extra spacing, clean it first with Remove Line Breaks or Remove Extra Spaces so repeated links and wrapped URLs are easier to catch.
Does this URL extractor upload my text?
No. URL extraction runs locally in your browser and does not send pasted text or extracted links to ClearUtils servers.