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Link Extractor

Pull every link out of HTML in seconds. Paste markup to extract hrefs, image sources, scripts and stylesheets, then filter, copy or download the list. Free, private, no sign-up.

Extract links

Paste HTML source to pull out every URL it contains.

Found URLs

0 unique URLs ()

Paste HTML and press Extract.

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What it extracts

Paste any HTML and the tool parses it into a real document, then collects anchor hrefs (with their link text), image sources, stylesheets, scripts and video sources. Duplicates are collapsed, mailto: and javascript: pseudo-links are skipped, and relative URLs are resolved against the base URL you provide.

Filter the results by type or by internal vs external, then copy or download the list.

Getting a page's HTML

To extract links from a live page, open it in your browser, right-click and choose View page source (or Save as, Webpage HTML only), then paste here. Browsers block this page from fetching other sites directly, which is why pasting the source is the reliable path.

SEO auditors use this to inventory outbound links, find mixed-content http assets and list every image on a page.

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Link Extractor FAQs

Can I extract links from a live URL directly?
Not by pasting the URL: browsers block cross-site fetching. View the page source in your browser (right-click, View page source) and paste the HTML here instead.
Does it find images and scripts too?
Yes. Beyond anchor links it extracts img src, link href (stylesheets), script src and video sources, each labeled by type so you can filter to just what you need.
How does internal vs external classification work?
Enter the site's base URL and every link's hostname is compared against it. Matching hosts count as internal; everything else is external.
Are duplicate URLs removed?
Yes. Each unique URL appears once, resolved to its absolute form, so the same link repeated in a nav and footer is not double-counted.
Is the pasted HTML uploaded?
No. It is parsed with the browser's DOMParser locally. Nothing leaves your device.
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