What this tool does
Link Extractor pulls URLs and anchors from pasted text or HTML.
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🔎 Link Extractor
Extract links, anchors, emails, and link attributes from pasted HTML.
Why it is useful
It helps audit pages, clean link lists, collect references, inspect exports, and prepare crawl or QA checks.
How it works
The browser scans input for links and displays extracted URLs with optional anchor text where available.
Best input
Paste HTML, Markdown, or text from the page or document you want to inspect.
QA tip
After extraction, check for duplicates, broken links, tracking parameters, and unexpected external domains.
Privacy note
Extraction from pasted content happens locally. Live URL fetching, if available, sends the public URL for retrieval.
Important limitation
Extracted links may miss dynamically rendered links, JavaScript-only routes, or links hidden behind authentication.
Quick answers
Can it find Markdown links?
Yes if the parser supports Markdown-style links or URL patterns.
Does it check if links work?
Extraction alone does not prove the URLs return successfully.
Common Use Cases
Inventory links before migration
Extract all links from a page before changing CMS, templates, or navigation.
Prepare internal-linking audits
Copy link text and URLs into a spreadsheet for SEO review.
Review nofollow and target attributes
Quickly spot affiliate, external, or new-tab links in pasted HTML.
SEO Suite workflow
Move from pasted page metadata into canonical, heading, link, keyword, page-size, Core Web Vitals, SERP snippet, social-card, and meta-description checks while keeping local-analysis boundaries clear.