URL analyzer
Paste any text and this pulls every http and https link out of it, then counts what those links are made of: domains, paths, protocols and query parameters. Filter the set with a regular expression if you only want part of it.
Links are matched wherever they appear — inside prose, markup or a CSV column.
Leave empty to keep every extracted link. Matches are marked in the list below.
Extracted links
nothing pasted yetWorking with URL sets
5 entriesPaste the whole thing into the input. The tool runs a regular expression over it and pulls out everything starting with http:// or https://, whatever surrounds it.
Isolating a slice of the list. Use 'github\.com' to keep only GitHub links, or '\/blog\/' to keep only blog paths. Useful when auditing a link profile or separating internal from external links.
It splits each hostname into its TLD, its second-level domain, and any subdomains, then counts how often each appears. That tells you how many distinct domains the list touches and where subdomain structures are deep.
No fixed limit. Everything runs in your browser, so the ceiling is your own machine — typical SEO lists are instant, and very large pastes (tens of thousands of URLs) will depend on your hardware. The preview list shows the first 100; the statistics count all of them.
No. Extraction, filtering and statistics all happen in this page. Nothing is uploaded, and closing the tab discards it.