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Collect URLs from copied reports, research notes, and exported data to build a useful list of sources.
URL Extractor
Extract full URLs, hostnames, and root domains from any text in one click. Fast, accurate, and processed privately in your browser.
Extract URLs from text
Paste text, URLs, HTML, or Markdown.
Extraction results
Three ready-to-use formats. Results keep their original order.
Full URLs
Exact original casing
0 found · 0 unique
Hostnames
Subdomains included
0 found · 0 unique
Root domains
Public Suffix List aware
0 found · 0 unique
Tip: Full URLs remain exactly as extracted from the input (including uppercase letters, paths and query parameters). The other outputs can be normalized with the checkboxes above.
GUIDE
How to extract URLs from text
01
Paste your source text
Copy text from a document, spreadsheet, HTML source, or Markdown file. You can also paste a plain list of domains such as example.com without adding https://.
02
Choose your cleaning options
All cleaning options are off by default. If needed, remove duplicate results, lowercase hostnames and root domains, or remove leading www. from hostnames. Full URLs retain their original spelling.
03
Extract, copy, or export
Get three lists in one run: complete URLs, hostnames (including subdomains), and registrable root domains. Copy a list to your clipboard or export it to TXT or CSV.
USE CASES
What Can You Do With a URL Extractor?
Turn messy text into organized URL lists in seconds. Bovolab helps you extract links, identify hostnames, and collect root domains for research and everyday SEO workflows.
Domain Analysis
Separate hostnames and root domains from a long URL list to compare websites and subdomains.
Link Auditing
Pull URLs embedded in pasted HTML, Markdown, or plain text so you can review them in one place.
Bulk URL Cleanup
Optionally remove duplicates and export clean URL, hostname, or root-domain lists as TXT or CSV.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can I extract domains without http:// or https://?
Yes. Paste plain domains such as abc.com, subdomains, or complete URLs. The Full URLs output does not invent a protocol that was not present in the original text.
Does the tool upload or crawl my URLs?
No. This tool only reads the text you paste and processes it locally in your browser. It does not visit the listed websites or send your pasted text to an API.
Why are the three result counts different?
Several distinct URLs can share one hostname, and several hostnames can belong to one root domain. With duplicate removal enabled, each output list removes repeated values independently.
Can I preserve duplicate URLs?
Yes. Turn off Remove duplicates to keep every recognized occurrence in its original order. You can also disable hostname normalization options as needed.
How does the extractor identify a root domain?
Bovolab uses the ICANN portion of the Public Suffix List, plus rules for selected delegated namespaces. For example, blog.example.co.id becomes example.co.id, project.github.io becomes github.io, and abc.latte4d.it.com becomes latte4d.it.com.