Text Extractor

What is the text extractor?

Copying blocks of text often means hunting for a handful of important pieces inside them. This tool scans whatever you paste and lists URLs, image addresses, email addresses, IP addresses, phone numbers, numbers, Chinese phrases, English words, dates, hex colors, and hashtags — deduplicated and counted.

How to use it

1. Paste or type your source text on the left.
2. Enable or disable the categories you care about with the chips on top.
3. Results appear on the right, grouped by category with occurrence counts.
4. Hover an item to copy it, or copy everything / export a CSV from the toolbar.

What gets extracted

• URLs with http, https, www, or a common bare domain
• Image URLs with common image extensions, kept separate from regular URLs
• Email addresses
• Numbers, including decimals, percentages, and common currency values
• Continuous Chinese phrases
• English words, including hyphenated and underscored words
• IPv4 and common IPv6 address forms
• Chinese mobile numbers (with or without a +86 prefix) and international numbers
• Dates in YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY/M/D, dotted, and Chinese formats
• Hex colors such as #f00 and #ff00aa
• Hashtags including Chinese ones

Matches are deduplicated so repeated values appear once with their actual occurrence count instead of flooding the list. Base64 data:image URLs are not extracted.

Privacy and limits

All matching runs locally in your browser. The tool only looks for the patterns above; it does not parse arbitrary regexes — for that, use the regex tester.