Extract unique IPv6 addresses
any languageExtractExtract IPv6 addresses and remove exact duplicate matches.
0/500000Drop .txt, .html, .md, .csv, or .json files here.
Output appears here after you run the tool.
Max input 500000 chars · Worker timeout 2s · Offline runtime
About this tool
Extract unique IPv6 addresses: Extract IPv6 addresses and remove exact duplicate matches.
Use cases
- Pull the values you need for “Extract unique IPv6 addresses” out of messy pasted text
- Structure content after merging emails or chat exports
- Keep only the fields that matter from crawl or export dumps
- Extract clean entries before importing into a spreadsheet
How to use it
- Paste text into Input, or drop a .txt / .html / .md file.
- Click Run, or wait for auto-run to finish.
- Copy the Output; use “Use example” for a quick trial.
Notes
- Everything runs in your browser; your text is never uploaded to a server.
- Deterministic transform: the same input and options always yield the same output—no AI rewrite.
- Keep a single run within the tool limit (about 500000 characters); larger payloads may time out.
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