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Extract links from webpages, filter duplicates, save organized collections, and export URLs to CSV, JSON, TXT, and more. URLPluck – Link Extractor Extract, organize, and export links from webpages with URLPluck, a simple link extractor for Chrome. Whether you're collecting job listings, researching websites, or saving useful resources, URLPluck helps you gather webpage links without manually copying them one by one. KEY FEATURES - Extract links from the current webpage with one click. - Filter internal and external links, domains, and link types. - Optionally filter common navigation, footer, and external social links. - Remove duplicate links and optionally clean tracking parameters. - Save useful URLs in named collections for later. - Search, sort, select, and manage saved links in a dedicated dashboard. - Copy URLs or link details to the clipboard. - Export links as CSV, TSV, JSON, Markdown, or TXT. - Back up and restore collections using a local JSON file. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open a webpage and click URLPluck. 2. Review the extracted links and apply filters. 3. Copy or export the results, or save them to a collection. 4. Open the dashboard to organize your saved links. PRIVACY-FIRST BY DESIGN No sign-up is required. Extracted links, collections, and preferences are stored locally in Chrome. URLPluck does not upload saved collections to a developer server or use third-party analytics in this version. Extraction works on supported webpages when you activate the extension. Made by Zelvori Studio.
Nov 10, 2026
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Media assets
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Developer website
Listing exposes a developer website URL.
Contact email
Listing exposes a contact email.
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Case-insensitive substring match in the name.
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