Domain Extractor
Tool Guide & Documentation
About This Tool
Extract domain names from text, blocks, URLs, and source code lists. Clean up text, logs, and URLs to extract only valid domain names.
The parser uses advanced regular expressions to strip out protocols, query parameters, and plain text, leaving only valid domain structures.
Perfect for cleaning up analytics logs, list scrapes, or raw markdown links.
Key Features
- Parse domain names from raw unformatted text blocks
- Extract domains from lists of full URLs
- De-duplicate and sort extracted domain lists
- Export lists directly to the Bulk Checker or Smart Analyzer
- Support parsing emails and cleaning trailing characters
- Copy extracted results to clipboard instantly
- Fast, client-side regex processing
- Complete privacy: all data processed in-browser
How To Use
Extract domain names from text, blocks, URLs, and source code lists.
Frequently Asked Questions
What text formats are supported?
Any format. The parser uses advanced regular expressions to strip out protocols, query parameters, and plain text, leaving only valid domain structures.
Can I extract domains from HTML source code?
Yes, you can paste raw HTML source and the extractor will extract all domain names from href attributes, text, or script tags.
Is there a size limit to the text I can paste?
The tool runs entirely in your browser, so it can handle text blocks up to several megabytes depending on your device's memory.
Is my data private?
Yes. All extraction is done locally in your browser. None of your text is sent to our servers.