⚡ Utility Tool
URL Extractor
Extract absolute and relative URLs from pasted code, documents, or uploaded files so links and assets can be reviewed in one list.
Interactive Tool
Use URL Extractor
How to use URL Extractor
- Paste HTML, CSS, JavaScript, text, or upload a supported file that contains URLs.
- Add a base URL if relative links should be resolved into full absolute URLs.
- Copy or download the extracted list for auditing, crawling, migration, or cleanup.
Why use URL Extractor
URLs can be scattered across anchor tags, scripts, stylesheets, inline text, redirects, and copied documents. Extracting them into one list makes it easier to find external dependencies, broken references, tracking links, and migration targets.
The tool is useful for site audits, content cleanup, SEO checks, and developer handoffs. Resolving relative links against a base URL is especially helpful when reviewing saved HTML or code copied from a page source.
Best for URL Extractor
- Auditing links inside HTML and text files.
- Collecting asset URLs before a migration.
- Reviewing external domains used by a page.
Practical notes
- Review generated lists for duplicates and context.
- Set the base URL when relative links need to become absolute.
- Check extracted URLs with a crawler or link checker when status matters.