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Helperzy URL Extractor scans any block of text and pulls out every web link it contains. Rather than manually hunting through a document for addresses, you paste the text and the tool instantly lists all the http and https links it detects, ready to copy, verify, or export. It uses pattern matching to recognize full web addresses, including those with paths, query parameters, and fragments. It cleans up common clutter such as trailing punctuation that often gets stuck to a link when it appears at the end of a sentence, removes duplicate URLs, and can optionally reduce each link to just its domain name. The extracted URLs are clickable, so you can quickly check where each one leads. Real use cases include collecting source links from research notes, auditing all the links pasted from an article or email, gathering URLs out of a chat log or document, and building a list of references for a project. It saves the tedious work of copying links one at a time. A practical tip is to use the 'domains only' option when you care about which sites are referenced rather than the exact pages, which is great for spotting how often a particular domain appears. One honest limitation: the extractor pulls links as they are written in the text, so it cannot tell whether a URL is still live, safe, or leads where it claims. Always treat extracted links from unknown sources with caution and verify them before clicking or sharing. Everything runs locally in your browser, so the text you paste is never uploaded, and the tool is completely free with no signup.