Introduction
Ali Hub Extract Links finds web addresses written with the http:// or https:// scheme in the text you paste, then presents the discovered addresses as a separate list. It is useful when you need to clean copied content, inspect an HTML fragment, or collect references from a long note without selecting every address by hand. Paste your source text, run the tool, and review the resulting list before copying it.
The tool treats a link as text that matches its extraction rules. It does not open a website, send a network request, follow a redirect, or confirm that a domain exists. Seeing an address in the output means that an http or https pattern appeared in your input; it does not prove that the destination is live, safe, or relevant. Check each address before publishing or importing it.
What the tool extracts
Extraction means identifying web addresses inside the source text and returning them separately from the words around them. An address may appear in ordinary prose or as an href value in an a element. The output keeps the scheme, path, and query string as they appeared, so copying the result does not silently change its destination.
The pattern covers the common http and https schemes. HTTP is normally an unencrypted connection, while HTTPS encrypts the connection between a client and server, but HTTPS alone does not prove that a site is trustworthy. The tool does not automatically deduplicate, shorten, or upgrade HTTP links; it reports what it found in the input.
How to use it
- Paste text containing the addresses into the input field.
- Run the tool and wait for the extracted list.
- Review each result, then copy the links you need.
Extraction method
Find the scheme
The rule looks for a sequence beginning with http:// or https:// in the input.
Capture the address
The result includes the host, path, and query string until a clear boundary such as whitespace or a quote.
Return a list
Each discovered address is displayed on its own line for review and copying.
Examples
HTML anchors
<a href="https://example.com/about">About us</a>
Text: <a href="https://example.com/about">About us</a>
- Paste the example into the input field.
- Run the tool and read the link list.
Plain URLs
Read https://text.ali-hub.com/en/tools today.
Text: Read https://text.ali-hub.com/en/tools today.
- Paste the example into the input field.
- Run the tool and read the link list.
Mixed protocols
Docs: http://docs.example.com and https://secure.example.com.
Text: Docs: http://docs.example.com and https://secure.example.com.
- Paste the example into the input field.
- Run the tool and read the link list.
Query parameters
Search at https://example.com/find?q=blue%20pen&page=2.
Text: Search at https://example.com/find?q=blue%20pen&page=2.
- Paste the example into the input field.
- Run the tool and read the link list.
Several links
Home https://example.com | Help https://example.com/help | Status https://status.example.com
Text: Home https://example.com | Help https://example.com/help | Status https://status.example.com
- Paste the example into the input field.
- Run the tool and read the link list.
Link in a sentence
The source is available at https://example.org/report.pdf for review.
Text: The source is available at https://example.org/report.pdf for review.
- Paste the example into the input field.
- Run the tool and read the link list.