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Free Online Extract Links from Text
Find every HTTP or HTTPS URL in plain text, markup, code or logs, then preview possible image links instantly in your browser.
Extract links from any text
Paste text, HTML, code or logs. Every unique HTTP and HTTPS URL will be listed, with an automatic image preview check.
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Extracted links appear here
Paste content above or load the sample to begin.
Remove non-image or unwanted links before downloading.
How to extract links from text
Paste, extract and inspect your URLs in three quick steps.
Paste your text
Add plain text, HTML, source code, logs or any content containing web URLs.
Extract the links
The tool finds unique HTTP and HTTPS URLs and removes surrounding punctuation.
Inspect or copy results
Open, copy or preview each URL as an image without uploading your text.
Frequently asked questions
What links can this tool extract?
It extracts unique URLs beginning with http:// or https:// from plain text, HTML, code, logs and documents.
Is my text uploaded?
No. Text parsing happens locally in your browser and is not sent to our server.
Can it tell whether a URL is an image?
It attempts to load every URL inside an image element. URLs that return a usable image show a preview; other URLs remain available as normal links.
Why does an image preview sometimes fail?
The URL may point to HTML or another file, require access permissions, block embedding, or be unavailable. The original link is still shown.
How to extract links from text
Paste, extract and inspect your URLs in three quick steps.
1
Paste your text
Add plain text, HTML, source code, logs or any content containing web URLs.
2
Extract the links
The tool finds unique HTTP and HTTPS URLs and removes surrounding punctuation.
3
Inspect or copy results
Open, copy or preview each URL as an image without uploading your text.
Frequently asked questions
- What links can this tool extract?
- It extracts unique URLs beginning with http:// or https:// from plain text, HTML, code, logs and documents.
- Is my text uploaded?
- No. Text parsing happens locally in your browser and is not sent to our server.
- Can it tell whether a URL is an image?
- It attempts to load every URL inside an image element. URLs that return a usable image show a preview; other URLs remain available as normal links.
- Why does an image preview sometimes fail?
- The URL may point to HTML or another file, require access permissions, block embedding, or be unavailable. The original link is still shown.
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