Data Analysts
Use Extract IP Addresses as JSON to prepare extract ip addresses as json results for repeatable reporting, exports, and data quality checks.
Find ip addresses in pasted text, remove repeated matches, and export a JSON array.
Hosts 10.0.0.1 and 192.168.1.2
[ "10.0.0.1", "192.168.1.2" ]
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Find ip addresses in pasted text, remove repeated matches, and export a JSON array.
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Use Extract IP Addresses as JSON to prepare extract ip addresses as json results for repeatable reporting, exports, and data quality checks.
Use Extract IP Addresses as JSON to transform source content for integration fixtures, debugging, or code review directly in the browser.
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Find ip addresses in pasted text, remove repeated matches, and export a JSON array. This preset handles Extract IP Addresses as JSON, using Regex Extractor with preset: ipv4; outputFormat: json; dedupe: true.
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There is no server-imposed upload limit because files are not uploaded. Available device memory and browser capacity determine practical limits.
Conversion can change whitespace, types, or structure. Review the output and keep a copy of your original source.
| Encoding | UTF-8 (text) |
|---|---|
| Processing | Local JavaScript / browser Canvas |
| Max recommended file size | 50 MB+ may work; browser memory and tool complexity determine capacity. Start smaller. |
| Server retention | 0 bytes — no server uploads |