Extraction Helpers documentation

Capture URLs, emails, hashtags, mentions, and numeric IDs from pasted text with copy-ready results.

Overview

Use it when the format needs to change, not the meaning

Use Extraction Helpers when one block of text contains several values you want to pull out cleanly.

Campaign recaps

Pull hashtags and mentions from launch notes.

Link audits

Collect URLs for review and dedupe them before sharing.

Support digests

Extract emails or IDs from transcripts and reports.

Supported inputs

Bring clean source text and keep the direction straight

  • Accepts multi-line notes, transcripts, and CSV exports.
  • Matcher options include URLs, emails, numbers, hashtags, and mentions.
  • Unique mode keeps the first copy of each repeated match.

Walk through it

Follow the same sequence you see in the tool

Workflow

Extract matches

Use this flow when you want values pulled out of a single text block.

  1. Paste the text you want to scan.
  2. Pick the matchers you need.
  3. Run the extractor and review the match cards.

Workflow

Remove duplicates

Use unique mode when repeated matches would add noise.

  1. Turn on unique matches only.
  2. Run the scan again.
  3. Copy the deduped list once the order looks right.

What you get

Check the result before you copy it into the next step

Match cards

Each matcher gets its own count and copy actions.

Copy lists

Use newline lists when you need the results elsewhere.

Empty-state hints

The tool explains when a matcher finds nothing.

Avoid these mistakes

Small input problems create the biggest conversion errors

Forgetting unique mode

Turn it on when repeated values should be deduped.

Leaving every matcher off

Keep at least one matcher selected before running the scan.

Scanning the wrong sample

Paste the exact text block you want to audit.

Need a different utility? Browse the documentation hub for the rest of the published guides.
Last updated March 23, 2026