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Extract links, emails and phone numbers

Pull every link, email, domain or phone number out of text or HTML. Ctrl+C copies the list.

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How to extract links and emails from text

  1. Paste text or HTML

    Paste an email, a chat export, a web page's code or any text, or open a file.

  2. Pick what to pull out

    Choose Links, Emails, Domains or Phone numbers. Keep each once and sort A to Z if you like.

  3. Copy the list

    One item per line. Copy it, or download it as a text or CSV file for a spreadsheet.

Good to know

  • Full stops, commas and closing brackets after a link are left out, so a link at the end of a sentence comes out clean.
  • Domains come from both links and email addresses, without www.
  • Phone numbers need at least 7 digits; dates such as 2026-10-31 are skipped.
  • Clickable links is the reverse job: it keeps your text and turns each web address and email into an HTML link.
  • Big files are fine. Drop a text file of 50 MB or more: the work happens in the background, the page stays smooth, and Download saves the full result.

Where people use it

  • Links from a chat or email

    Paste a long chat and get every link in one clean list.

  • Emails from a sign-up sheet

    Pull every email address out of a messy list, without repeats.

  • Phone numbers from notes

    Pick out the phone numbers from meeting notes or a pasted page.

  • Domains for a report

    List the sites linked from a page.

  • Sort the list

    Put the links or emails in A to Z order next.

    Sort lines

Why this one

It reads plain text and HTML alike and gives a clean list with no repeats.

  • Links, emails, phone numbers or domains.
  • Repeats removed for you.
  • Copy or download the list.
  • Works on pasted text or HTML, on your device.

What you can change

  • Links, emails, phones or domains
  • Repeats removed
  • Copy or download the list

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Cite this tool
  • APA
    sdev.in. (n.d.). Extract links, emails and domains from text [Web tool]. https://www.sdev.in/tools/url-extractor
  • MLA
    "Extract links, emails and domains from text." sdev.in, https://www.sdev.in/tools/url-extractor.
  • Chicago
    sdev.in. "Extract links, emails and domains from text." https://www.sdev.in/tools/url-extractor.
  • BibTeX
    @misc{sdev-url-extractor,
  title = {Extract links, emails and domains from text},
  author = {{sdev.in}},
  howpublished = {\url{https://www.sdev.in/tools/url-extractor}},
  note = {Web tool}
}

Questions people ask

Can it pull links out of HTML?

Yes. Paste the page's code: links inside href attributes are found and & is turned back into &.

Does it remove duplicate links?

Yes, Each once is on by default. Emails and domains are compared without case, so ARUN@example.com and arun@example.com count once.

Which phone numbers does it find?

Numbers of 7 to 15 digits, with or without a + country code, brackets, spaces, dots or dashes. Dates are skipped.

Can I get the list in a spreadsheet?

Yes. Press CSV to download the list as one column, ready for any spreadsheet app.

Is my text uploaded anywhere?

No. Every step runs in your browser, on your own device. Nothing you paste or open is sent to a server or kept anywhere except this page.

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