Question 1

How do I extract URLs from a large block of text or HTML code?

Accepted Answer

Simply paste the entire text or source code into the 'URL Input' area. Our tool uses a sophisticated regular expression to identify and extract URLs starting with http:// or https://, regardless of the surrounding content.

Question 2

What makes the 'Regex Pattern' filter useful for SEO?

Accepted Answer

The filter allows you to isolate specific URL segments. For example, use 'github\.com' to see only GitHub links, or '\/blog\/' to focus on blog posts. This helps in auditing link profiles or checking the distribution of internal vs. external links.

Question 3

How does domain level analysis help in competitive research?

Accepted Answer

It breaks down full hostnames into TLDs (extensions), SLDs (main domains), and subdomains. This reveals how many unique domains you're linking to and identifies complex subdomain structures which can be useful for mapping large web architectures.

Question 4

What affects analysis speed and how many URLs should I process?

Accepted Answer

Performance depends primarily on your device's CPU and RAM since all processing happens locally in your browser. Using complex Regex patterns can also increase processing time. For the best experience, we recommend processing batches of 2,000 to 5,000 URLs, although the tool can handle 50,000+ on high-performance devices.

Question 5

Does this tool store the URLs I paste?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely not. Your privacy is paramount. All data extraction, filtering, and statistical analysis happen entirely within your local browser session. Once you refresh or close the tab, the data is gone forever.

Bulk URL Analysis

💡 How to Use

Step 1: Input URLs

Step 2: Filter & Analyze

URL Input

Regex Pattern

Statistics Summary

Domain Level Analysis