Extract URL's from HTML

The URL Extractor tool makes it easy to pull all links from your documents with just a few clicks. Whether you're analyzing content, cleaning up data, or conducting SEO audits, this tool lets you upload .txt or .html files, paste raw content, and instantly get all URLs. You can sort the results alphabetically, remove duplicate links, and download your list as a .txt or .html file. Perfect for marketers, developers, and anyone working with web data.

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Extract URLs from HTML - Explanation & Examples

The URL Extractor tool makes it easy to pull all links from your documents in just a few seconds. Whether you're analyzing content, cleaning up data, building a web scraper, or performing an SEO audit, this tool helps you quickly collect every URL found in your text or HTML.

You can upload .txt or .html files, paste raw content directly into the editor, and instantly extract all links. The tool automatically detects and lists every URL it finds — including http, https, and even relative links.

⭐ What Can This Tool Do?

  • Extract all URLs from HTML or plain text
  • Upload .txt or .html files for quick extraction
  • Paste large chunks of HTML or copied webpage source code
  • Sort extracted URLs alphabetically
  • Remove duplicate links with one click
  • Filter URLs by keyword — show only links that contain a word you specify
  • Download results as .txt or .html files

⭐ Keyword Filtering

A powerful feature of this tool is the ability to filter URLs that contain a specific word. Simply enter a keyword — such as blog, product, or contact — and the tool will only display URLs that include that word.

Example:

Extracted URLs:

https://example.com/blog/article-1
https://example.com/about
https://example.com/blog/article-2
https://example.com/contact

Keyword: blog

Filtered Output:

https://example.com/blog/article-1
https://example.com/blog/article-2

⭐ Why Use a URL Extractor?

  • SEO audits: Quickly collect internal and external URLs
  • Content analysis: Inspect links from large documents
  • Data cleaning: Normalize and export URL lists
  • Web development: Extract href attributes during website migrations
  • Digital research: Gather URLs from pasted HTML source

⭐ Example: Extracting URLs from HTML

Input HTML:

<a href="https://domain.com/page1">Page 1</a>
<a href="/local-page">Local Page</a>
<a href="https://domain.com/blog/post">Blog Post</a>

Output:

https://domain.com/page1
/local-page
https://domain.com/blog/post

⭐ Try the Tool

Upload your files or paste your HTML, extract all URLs, filter them by keyword, remove duplicates, and download your cleaned list instantly. Perfect for marketers, developers, SEO specialists, and anyone working with web data.

Frequently Asked Questions

This tool extracts all URLs from any text or HTML file, helping you quickly gather links for analysis, SEO audits, or data cleaning.

Paste your content or upload a .txt or .html file, and the tool will automatically detect and list all URLs.

Yes, duplicate links are automatically filtered out to provide a unique list of URLs.

Yes, you can sort URLs alphabetically or leave them in the original order for easier analysis.

Marketers, web developers, SEO specialists, researchers, and anyone working with web content or link data.

Yes, you can copy the URLs directly or download them as a TXT or HTML file for further use.

No, all processing happens locally in your browser. Your content and URLs are never stored or transmitted.

Yes, it can handle reasonably large text or HTML files, though extremely large files may be limited by your browser�s memory.

The tool extracts standard URLs including HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, and relative links present in HTML or text.

Yes, the URL Extractor is completely free, requires no installation or registration, and works directly in your browser.

Check links for validity, remove unnecessary parameters if needed, organize by domain or type, and respect copyright or privacy rules when using extracted URLs.

Yes, it can extract URLs from unstructured or poorly formatted HTML, making it useful for scraping and content audits.