Domain Extractor
Extract, normalize, and export domains instantly
Features
- Extract domains from messy text, URLs, emails, and bulk lists
- Normalize domains by removing protocols, paths, query strings, and duplicates
- Choose whether to keep subdomains or convert everything to root domains
- Filter results by specific suffixes such as .com, .org, .net, and more
- Copy results instantly or export clean domain lists for further use
- Free, browser-based, and no sign-up required
Use Cases
Clean backlink lists from SEO tools before analysis
Extract domains from scraped URLs, emails, reports, or spreadsheets
Turn long URL lists into root domains for outreach or prospecting
Deduplicate messy domain data before importing into CRM or SEO workflows
Prepare competitor domain lists for keyword research and link building
Quickly clean and organize domains for marketing, research, or data tasks
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The real pain point this solves is data cleanup. When you're scraping URLs from reports, emails, or datasets, you get a mess of protocols, paths, and query strings mixed in. Extracting clean domain lists manually or with regex is a time sink. Domain Extractor just works in the browser with zero friction. The normalization features are what make this valuable - choosing between subdomains vs root domains, filtering by TLD, deduplication. These aren't fancy bells and whistles, they're the exact operations researchers and SEO professionals need every day. No vendor lock-in either since it's browser-based and you own your data.
Nice focused utility. The root-domain toggle plus suffix filter is exactly what you need when cleaning backlink exports before a disavow or outreach pass, and doing it in the browser without sign-up removes friction. One idea: an option to also strip tracking parameters and output the list already deduplicated in CSV with a count column.
Hey everyone π I built this tool after repeatedly needing to extract clean domain lists from messy text during SEO and scraping work. Most existing tools felt outdated or overloaded, so I wanted something: fast minimal free no login required You can: extract domains from text/URLs/emails filter by suffix include subdomains export results instantly Would love to hear any feedback or feature requests π
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The real pain point this solves is data cleanup. When you're scraping URLs from reports, emails, or datasets, you get a mess of protocols, paths, and query strings mixed in. Extracting clean domain lists manually or with regex is a time sink. Domain Extractor just works in the browser with zero friction. The normalization features are what make this valuable - choosing between subdomains vs root domains, filtering by TLD, deduplication. These aren't fancy bells and whistles, they're the exact operations researchers and SEO professionals need every day. No vendor lock-in either since it's browser-based and you own your data.
Nice focused utility. The root-domain toggle plus suffix filter is exactly what you need when cleaning backlink exports before a disavow or outreach pass, and doing it in the browser without sign-up removes friction. One idea: an option to also strip tracking parameters and output the list already deduplicated in CSV with a count column.
Hey everyone π I built this tool after repeatedly needing to extract clean domain lists from messy text during SEO and scraping work. Most existing tools felt outdated or overloaded, so I wanted something: fast minimal free no login required You can: extract domains from text/URLs/emails filter by suffix include subdomains export results instantly Would love to hear any feedback or feature requests π
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