URL, Link and Domain Extractor
Local utility · No API · No URL fetching
Turn supplied text and HTML into a clear link list
Extract URLs, inspect supplied link labels and rel attributes, and group full hostnames and registrable domains. This utility does not visit the URLs, check their status or verify domain ownership.
Your input stays in the isolated workspace. Downloaded lists can still include private paths, query values and labels; review them before sharing.
Questions about the extractor
Does this tool visit URLs or inspect my website?
No. It extracts evidence from supplied text, HTML or a line-separated list. It does not fetch URLs, run DNS checks, test HTTP status, crawl pages or change your site.
What stays private?
Source input is processed in an isolated browser workspace without uploads or project storage. The surrounding public page makes normal site requests. Reports can contain sensitive URLs, paths, queries and link labels; they are not anonymized.
What is the difference between a hostname and a registrable domain?
A hostname can include subdomains. Registrable-domain boundaries are derived from the bundled Public Suffix List, including its private section. This is a naming boundary, not proof that a domain is registered, available, safe or owned by a particular person.
How are relative links and repeated URLs handled?
HTML links require an explicit source URL when relative references need resolution. Embedded HTML base tags are ignored. Exact normalized URLs are grouped; path case, trailing slashes, queries and fragments are not silently treated as equivalent. Query or fragment removal is an explicit option.
Can the result be incomplete?
Yes. Input, candidate, HTML-node, output and time limits keep local work bounded. Partial results disclose their stopping reason and inspected scope. Unexamined input is unknown; a completed extraction is not a security or SEO audit.