HTML Link Extractor
Extract all links from HTML code instantly. Categorize links as internal, external, or anchor links. Perfect for link analysis and SEO audits.
How to Extract Links
Step 1: Paste Your HTML
Enter or paste your HTML code. Click "Sample" to see an example.
Step 2: Click Extract Links
The tool parses your HTML and finds all anchor tags with href attributes.
Step 3: Review Link Categories
Links are categorized as: Internal (same domain), External (other domains), Anchor (#links), or Invalid (broken).
Step 4: View Statistics
See counts for total links, internal, external, anchors, and invalid links.
Step 5: Copy Links
Click "Copy All Links" to copy the link URLs to your clipboard for analysis.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are internal links?
Internal links point to pages on the same website. They start with "/" or relative paths like "./" or "../".
What are external links?
External links point to other websites. They start with "http://" or "https://".
What are anchor links?
Anchor links start with "#" and point to sections within the same page.
Why is link extraction useful?
It helps with: SEO audits, finding broken links, analyzing page structure, checking external references, and link inventory.
Can I extract links from multiple pages?
You can process one HTML document at a time. For multiple pages, use SEO tools or web crawlers.
What about links in JavaScript?
This tool only extracts HTML anchor tags. Links dynamically generated by JavaScript won't be extracted.
Can I check if links are valid?
This tool identifies malformed links. For checking if links work, use link checkers or SEO tools.
What about redirects?
This tool shows the link as it appears in the HTML. It doesn't follow redirects.
Is this useful for SEO?
Yes, understanding your link structure helps SEO. Internal links affect page hierarchy and ranking.
Is my data private?
Yes, all extraction happens in your browser. Your HTML is never sent to any server.
About Link Extraction
Link extraction is valuable for web development and SEO:
- SEO Audits: Analyze your site's internal link structure
- Broken Link Detection: Find links that may be broken
- Link Analysis: Understand how pages are connected
- External Reference Check: Track external dependencies
- Content Migration: Update links when migrating content
- Link Building: Identify link opportunities
- Accessibility Audit: Verify all links have proper text
- Website Documentation: Map out site structure and links