URL to Domain Extractor

Paste a list of URLs below — one per line — and extract the unique domain names in one click. Bulk process hundreds of links instantly. No signup needed.

Extracted domains

How to Use the URL to Domain Tool

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1. Paste URLs

Paste one URL per line in the text box above

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2. Clean the List

Use the buttons to remove subdomains or duplicates

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3. Extract Domains

Click "Extract Domains" to convert URLs to domains

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4. Download CSV

Copy your domain list or download it as a CSV file

Features

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Bulk Processing

Paste hundreds or thousands of URLs at once. The tool handles large lists without slowing down — everything runs in your browser.

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Remove Subdomains

Strip subdomains like blog.example.com or shop.site.co.uk and keep only the root domain.

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Deduplicate Domains

Automatically remove duplicate URLs or duplicate domains from your list, keeping only unique entries.

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CSV Export

Download your clean domain list as a CSV file, ready to import into Excel, Google Sheets, or any SEO tool.

Example: URL to Domain Conversion

Here is what the tool does with different types of URLs:

Input URL		Extracted Domain	After Remove Subdomain
https://www.example.com/page/about	→	www.example.com	example.com
https://blog.site.org/article/123	→	blog.site.org	site.org
https://shop.store.co.uk/products	→	shop.store.co.uk	store.co.uk
http://docs.company.io/api/v2	→	docs.company.io	company.io
https://keywordhelper.org/sitemap-generator/	→	keywordhelper.org	keywordhelper.org

Who Uses a URL to Domain Extractor?

SEO professionals: Extract domains from a list of backlinks to analyse referring domains in bulk.
Link builders: Collect a prospect list from scraping tools, then strip URLs down to root domains for outreach.
Digital marketers: Deduplicate traffic sources or referral lists exported from Google Analytics.
Web developers: Convert log file entries or crawler output into a clean list of unique hostnames.
Data analysts: Normalise URL datasets before importing into spreadsheets or databases.
Content researchers: Collect source domains from a citation or reference list for further analysis.

💡 Tips for Best Results

Make sure each URL is on its own line — the tool splits on line breaks.
URLs must include http:// or https:// for the domain extractor to work correctly.
Click Remove Subdomains first, then Remove Duplicates for the cleanest output.
For very large lists (10,000+ URLs), use the Process & Show Results button instead of the live extract buttons to avoid browser slowdowns.

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