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Extract Domains

Find domain names inside pasted URLs, emails, notes, or exports without manually cleaning each entry.

Extract domain names from text, URLs, and emails instantly online.

Input

Paste text that contains URLs, email addresses, or domain names.

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Output

Each detected domain will be listed on its own line.

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FAQ

Common questions about this tool.

Can it pull domains from both URLs and email addresses?

Yes. It can extract domain names that appear in full links, plain domains, and email addresses.

Does it keep paths and query strings?

No. It returns only the domain name so the result is easier to compare and reuse.

How to use

Paste the source text, extract domains, then copy the cleaned list.

  1. Paste text that contains URLs, email addresses, or plain domains.
  2. Click Extract Domains to isolate domain names from the rest of the text.
  3. Copy the output into your spreadsheet, audit, or review workflow.

Use cases

Use it when domain names matter more than the surrounding links or email text.

  • Collect referring domains from pasted URLs during link audits.
  • Extract website domains from emails or exported contact lists.
  • Review domain coverage from notes, reports, or scraped text.

When this tool is useful

Find domain names inside pasted URLs, emails, notes, or exports without manually cleaning each entry. Extract Domains sits in the extraction tools part of the site, which focuses on pull numbers, URLs, and email addresses out of raw text.

It works well when useful entities are buried inside mixed text and you need to pull them into a cleaner list quickly. Within that group, it leans toward structured extraction tasks, so the page is tuned for quick single-purpose use rather than a long multi-step workflow. If this step is only part of the job, the most relevant follow-up tools are Extract URLs and Extract Emails.

Before you copy the result

  • Spot-check a few extracted lines so partial matches or surrounding punctuation do not sneak into the result.
  • Use the output as a staging list before moving it into a spreadsheet, CRM, audit sheet, or upload step.
  • If you need to normalize the extracted lines, follow with a cleanup or list-formatting tool.

Example

A quick example of how this tool works.

Input

Docs: https://docs.example.com/start and team@example.org

Output

docs.example.com\nexample.org