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Link Extractor

Paste HTML and extract every link with anchor text, split internal vs external and flagged nofollow/sponsored/ugc. Runs in your browser. Free.

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💡 How to use

  • Paste a page's HTML and get every link with its anchor text, split into internal vs external and flagged nofollow/sponsored/ugc.
  • Set your domain so the tool knows which links are internal.
  • Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

Free Link Extractor — Extract All Links from HTML

Paste any HTML and instantly extract every link with its anchor text, split into internal and external, and flagged nofollow, sponsored, or ugc. Filter, count, and copy the URLs. Free, no sign-up, and everything runs in your browser.

What this tool does

It parses a block of HTML and lists every hyperlink it contains, along with the visible anchor text and rel attributes. It classifies each link as internal or external based on the domain you provide, and highlights which links are nofollow. That makes it easy to audit the links on a page, extract a clean URL list, or review anchor text at a glance.

How to use it

It is instant:

  • Paste the page's HTML into the box.
  • Enter your domain so internal links are detected correctly.
  • Click Extract to see every link with anchor, type, and rel.
  • Filter by internal, external, or nofollow, then copy the URLs.

Internal vs external, and rel

Internal links point to your own domain and shape how authority flows around your site; external links point elsewhere. The tool separates them and shows each link's rel value, so you can quickly spot which outbound links are <code>nofollow</code>, <code>sponsored</code>, or <code>ugc</code>. That is useful for checking that paid or untrusted links carry the right attributes and that your internal linking is intact.

When to use a link extractor

Use it to audit a page before or after publishing, to pull a list of all outbound links for a link check, to review anchor-text usage, or to grab every URL from an email newsletter or exported HTML. Because it works on pasted markup rather than fetching a live URL, it also works on staging pages, drafts, and any HTML you have on hand — no crawler or access needed.

How it differs from a URL link analyzer

A traditional link analyzer fetches a live URL and reports its links. This tool works on the HTML you paste, which is faster, works offline, and handles pages you can't easily crawl — such as password-protected pages, local files, or email HTML. Use whichever fits: fetch a live page with our Link Analyzer, or paste the markup here.

Privacy

Parsing happens entirely in your browser using the built-in HTML engine — the HTML you paste is never uploaded, logged, or stored. You can extract links from private or unpublished pages without anything leaving your device.

FAQ

Is this link extractor free?
Yes. It is completely free, runs in your browser, and needs no account or sign-up.
Does it fetch a live URL?
No. It works on the HTML you paste, so it's fast, works offline, and handles pages you can't crawl. To fetch a live page instead, use our Link Analyzer.
How does it decide internal vs external?
Links to the domain you enter (and relative links starting with /) are internal; everything else is external. Set your domain for accurate classification.
Does it show nofollow and sponsored links?
Yes. Each link's rel attribute is displayed, and you can filter to show only nofollow links.
Can it handle a whole page's HTML?
Yes. Paste the full HTML and it extracts every <a href> link with its anchor text and rel value.
Is my HTML uploaded anywhere?
No. Parsing happens locally in your browser, so your HTML never leaves your device.
Can I copy just the external or nofollow links?
Yes. Filter the list first, then use Copy URLs to copy only the visible links.

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