What does this Extract IP Addresses tool do?
This tool scans your input text, log files, or mixed data to find all valid IP addresses. It extracts each matching IP, removes duplicates, and outputs a clean list you can use for analysis or reporting.
Extract IP Addresses
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Extract IP Addresses from Text
Automatically find and extract all IP addresses from any text or data. Paste logs, paragraphs, or mixed content and get a clean list of IPs — including counts and duplicate removal — instantly and privately in your browser.
How do I extract IP addresses?
Paste the text or data you want to process into the input box, then click the “Extract IP Addresses” button. The tool scans the input and displays all recognized IPs instantly.
Step-by-step extraction guide
- Paste your text, log, or data dump into the input area.
- Click the Extract IP Addresses button.
- View extraction summary including total lines processed and IPs found.
- Check the output: only properly formatted IPs remain.
- Copy or download the clean list for further use.
Why use an IP extractor?
Extracting IP addresses manually is slow and error-prone, especially in logs or bulk text. This tool automates the process to save time and improve accuracy — without coding or manual parsing.
- Automatic harvesting: Pull all valid IPs with one click.
- Clean output: Only properly formatted IPs remain after extraction.
- Quick and private: Works instantly without uploading your data.
Who Is This Tool For?
Designed to extract IP addresses from large text inputs.
- Network Engineers: Analyzing logs and traffic data.
- Security Analysts: Identifying IPs in reports.
- System Administrators: Auditing server logs.
Tips for best results
To make the most of this tool:
- Use plain text logs or data with one entry per line when possible.
- Combine with tools like Remove Duplicate Lines or Sort Text Lines for cleaner output.
- Extract IPv4 and IPv6 addresses from mixed content quickly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of IP addresses does this tool find?
The tool looks for standard IP formats — typically IPv4 by default, and where supported may include IPv6 as well.
Can this tool extract IPs from logs and system dumps?
Yes — you can paste log files, system outputs, or any text containing IPs, and it will extract them automatically.
Is this tool free and safe to use?
Yes — all processing happens locally in your browser. Your data is never uploaded or stored on remote servers.
How do I get my extracted IP list?
After extraction, you can copy the IP list to your clipboard or download it as a file.
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