What does the domain extractor do?

It scans pasted text for URLs and hostnames, removes duplicates, and returns one clean domain per line.

Can I extract domains from URLs with paths?

Yes. The tool detects domains inside complete URLs such as https://blog.example.com/articles and ignores the path, query string, and fragment.

It removes subdomains and keeps the registrable domain. For example, blog.shop.example.com becomes example.com.

Yes. Enter comma-separated extensions such as com, org, io, or com.ar. If the field is empty, common extensions are used automatically.

No. Extraction runs entirely in your browser. The text and preferences may be saved only in this browser's local storage.

Browser-based · No uploads

Extract unique domains from URLs and text, filter by extension, remove subdomains, and copy a clean list. Runs privately in your browser.

Extract domains How It Works

Paste URLs or any text to extract a clean, unique list of domains in your browser.

Input

Text containing URLs or domains Extensions (optional, comma-separated)

Apex domain only (remove subdomains) Strip www and protocols

Waiting for text

Output

Domains: 0

One domain per line · duplicates removed.

Find and clean domains directly in your browser.

Add URLs, hostnames, crawl logs, or any text containing domains to the input box.

Optionally enter extensions such as com, org, or com.ar, then enable Apex domain only or Strip www and protocols.

Click Extract to generate a deduplicated list, then use Copy domains to copy the results.

What does the domain extractor do?: It scans pasted text for URLs and hostnames, removes duplicates, and returns one clean domain per line.
Can I extract domains from URLs with paths?: Yes. The tool detects domains inside complete URLs such as https://blog.example.com/articles and ignores the path, query string, and fragment.
What does Apex domain only mean?: It removes subdomains and keeps the registrable domain. For example, blog.shop.example.com becomes example.com.
Can I filter domains by extension?: Yes. Enter comma-separated extensions such as com, org, io, or com.ar. If the field is empty, common extensions are used automatically.
Is my text uploaded?: No. Extraction runs entirely in your browser. The text and preferences may be saved only in this browser's local storage.

Fast, private, and runs directly in your browser without uploading any data.

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