Paste a wall of URLs, see them all at once
A single-file web tool that pulls every URL out of a block of pasted text and lays them out as live previews you can click through. No server, no install — open the HTML file and go.
Key Features
Finds every valid http and https URL in whatever text you paste in.
Each link is numbered as an option and separated by dividers so a long list stays readable.
Previews load lazily in sandboxed frames, with a clear fallback when a site refuses to be embedded.
Cmd or Ctrl + Enter parses the list without reaching for the button.
Why We Built This
Ten links in a message, ten trips to the address bar
Someone sends you a paragraph with a dozen links buried in it, and sorting through them means copying each one, pasting it, looking, going back, and losing your place. This tool takes the whole blob — URLs on separate lines, or scattered through prose — extracts every valid http/https address, and renders them as a labelled list with live previews so you can see what each one is before you commit to opening it. It's one HTML file with no build step and no server, so it works offline by double-clicking.
Drop in raw text however it arrived — line-separated, space-separated, or embedded in a sentence — and the parser finds the URLs.
Each link renders a live preview, so you can tell which one you actually want without opening ten tabs to find out.
It's one HTML file. Double-click it in any modern browser — nothing to install, nothing to host, nothing phoning home.