Data Extraction with Regex

Extracting IDs, dates, or error codes from massive log files is easy with the right regex. Our tool highlights exactly what your pattern will extract.

When to use this solution:

Use this when you need to parse unstructured text data, audit server logs, or scrape specific info from a block of text.

Common Use Cases

Extracting IP addresses from logsPulling dates from unformatted textIsolating error codesParsing CSV or TSV data with regex

1Step-by-Step Guide

Paste your log data

Place your text block or log segment into the test string area.

Design your extraction pattern

Use capture groups (parentheses) to target the specific data you need to extract.

Verify match count

Check the match count to ensure you're capturing all intended instances.

Check captured data

Review the highlighted matches to ensure no extra characters are being caught.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'g' flag for?

The 'global' flag ensures your pattern finds every match in the text, not just the first one.

Can it handle complex logs?

Yes, as long as the log follows a consistent pattern, you can build a regex to parse it.