Extract the domain from URLs with optional subdomain removal. Useful for analytics. All in your browser.
The Domain Extractor is a powerful tool for extracting domain names from URLs and text content. It automatically identifies and extracts all domains found in your input, with options to remove subdomains and get unique domain lists. Perfect for web scraping, domain analysis, and URL processing.
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Paste text containing URLs or domain names into the input field. The tool automatically extracts all domains found in the text. You can choose to keep subdomains or remove them to get only the main domain and TLD.
Yes! Toggle the 'Remove Subdomains' option to extract only the main domain and top-level domain (TLD). For example, 'www.example.com' becomes 'example.com', and 'api.subdomain.example.com' becomes 'example.com'.
The tool extracts domains from URLs (with or without protocol), plain domain names, and domains embedded in text. It handles http://, https://, and plain domain formats.
Yes! The tool automatically removes duplicate domains and displays a unique list sorted alphabetically. Each domain appears only once in the results.
Yes! Our domain extractor is 100% free with no registration required, no usage limits, and no hidden fees. You can extract domains from as much text as you need for your development work.
No, all domain extraction happens locally in your browser. We don't store, save, or have access to any text or domains you extract. Your privacy is completely protected.
When 'Remove Subdomains' is enabled, the tool extracts only the main domain and top-level domain (TLD). For example, 'www.example.com' becomes 'example.com', and 'api.subdomain.example.com' becomes 'example.com'.
Yes! Paste multiple URLs or text containing domains, and the tool will extract all unique domains found. Duplicates are automatically removed, and domains are sorted alphabetically.
The tool attempts to extract domains even from malformed URLs. If URL parsing fails, it tries to extract domain patterns manually. Invalid URLs may not produce results, but valid domains are still extracted.
Yes! Each extracted domain has a copy button next to it. You can also use the 'Copy All' button to copy all domains at once, separated by newlines.
Yes! The tool works with international domain names (IDN) and various TLDs. It extracts domains regardless of the top-level domain, including .com, .org, .net, country codes, and new gTLDs.