Text Extractor
Paste a document, log file, or any raw text and instantly extract all email addresses, URLs, IP addresses, and numbers. Each type appears in its own panel with a copy button. Runs fully in your browser.
Extract common patterns from a block of text and separate unique email addresses, HTTP or HTTPS URLs, IPv4 addresses, and number-like values into copyable result lists.
How to extract emails, URLs, IPs, and numbers
- Paste the source text into the input box.
- Press Extract, or wait for the automatic extraction after editing the text.
- Review the four result groups for emails, URLs, IPv4 addresses, and numbers.
- Copy any individual result group with its copy button.
How matching works
Each result group uses a built-in regular expression and duplicate exact matches are collapsed with a Set before display.
URL matching is limited to strings beginning with http:// or https://, IP matching targets IPv4, and number matching is intentionally broad rather than a locale-aware numeric parser.
Privacy and limitations
Extraction is performed locally in the browser and this application does not send the pasted text to an external server. Regular-expression matching is heuristic, so unusual valid addresses, URLs, numeric formats, or malformed text can be missed or classified differently than a dedicated validator would.
Text Extractor FAQ
Does it remove duplicate matches?
Yes. Exact duplicate strings within each category are shown once.
Does it extract URLs without http or https?
No. The URL pattern only matches URLs that start with http:// or https://.
Does it extract IPv6 addresses?
No. The IP pattern is for IPv4 addresses.
Are extracted emails fully validated?
No. The tool uses a practical regular expression, not a full email-delivery or RFC validation process.
Are numbers parsed mathematically?
No. They are matched as number-like text, including optional signs and repeated comma or period groups.