Network Tools
Extract hostnames from full URLs while preserving subdomains.
Use this hostname extractor to pull the hostname portion from full URLs. It is useful for link analysis, host-level review, subdomain inspection, cleanup of copied URL lists, and any workflow where you need the host part of each URL without paths, parameters, or protocols.
Use this hostname extractor to pull the hostname portion from full URLs. It is useful for link analysis, host-level review, subdomain inspection, cleanup of copied URL lists, and any workflow where you need the host part of each URL without paths, parameters, or protocols.
Use hostname extractor when you need a fast browser-based result without extra setup. It works well for quick checks, one-off tasks, and routine formatting or calculation work.
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Input
https://blog.example.com/post?id=1
Output
blog.example.com
Extracts the hostname while preserving the subdomain.
Input
https://shop.example.org/products
Output
shop.example.org
Useful when host-level distinction matters.
Fix: Use a domain extractor if you want to collapse subdomains.
Fix: Paste complete URLs including protocol when possible.
Fix: Clean or normalize the input before running the extractor.
It extracts the hostname part from full URLs.
Not always. A hostname can include subdomains.
Yes. This tool is designed for full URLs.
Yes. It works online in the browser.
Use a hostname extractor when subdomains matter and should not be collapsed into the base domain.