Organize articles and research sources
Collect reference URLs from web clippings, email, or notes for review or use with the bulk URL opener.
Bulk Link Extractor
Extract URLs from plain text or HTML source, then deduplicate, copy, or download them as TXT.
Link extraction Text tool
Online bulk link extraction tool
The OpenURLs bulk link extractor finds URLs in copied articles, plain text, and HTML source, then formats them as a one-URL-per-line list. It recognizes HTTP and HTTPS addresses, www domains, and absolute links in HTML anchor tags. Remove duplicates, copy the results, or download a TXT file.
How to extract URLs in bulk
- Copy an article, text, or HTML source with links, then paste it into the input box.
- Review the detected URL count and select deduplication if needed.
- Copy the URL list or download a TXT file for research, review, or further cleanup.
When to use a bulk link extractor
Review links in HTML
Paste HTML source with anchor tags to collect its absolute HTTP or HTTPS links.
Frequently asked questions
Can I extract links from both text and HTML?
Yes. It detects URLs in text and absolute URLs in href attributes of HTML anchor tags. Relative paths and non-web protocols are skipped.
Is pasted content uploaded to a server?
No. Link detection and cleanup run in your current browser. The page does not submit your input text to OpenURLs.