HTML Link Extractor

Overview

Paste HTML and get a structured list of links with their href, visible text, rel values, target attributes, and other useful link data. It is ideal for checking page content, auditing outbound links, or converting markup into a clean link inventory.

Use cases

Audit internal and external links on a page.
Extract anchor text for SEO and content reviews.
Review rel attributes such as nofollow, sponsored, and ugc.
Turn raw HTML into a link inventory for documentation.
Check for empty links, broken patterns, or suspicious markup.

How it works

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Paste your HTML into the input field.
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The tool scans anchor tags and other link elements in the markup.
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It extracts href, text, rel, target, and related metadata.
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Review the output and copy the extracted results as needed.

Examples

Basic link extraction

Input: <a href="https://example.com" rel="nofollow">Visit site</a>

Output: href: https://example.com | text: Visit site | rel: nofollow

Extracts the URL, anchor text, and rel value from a single link.

Multiple links

Input: <p><a href="/about">About us</a> and <a href="/contact" target="_blank">Contact</a></p>

Output: 2 links found

Returns all anchor tags with their key attributes.

FAQ

What does the HTML Link Extractor do?

It scans HTML and extracts link data such as href, anchor text, rel attributes, and target values.

Does it work in the browser?

Yes. The tool is designed for client-side use and does not need external APIs.

Can it extract rel attributes?

Yes. It captures rel metadata, including common values like nofollow, sponsored, and ugc.

Is the HTML handled safely?

The tool is XSS-aware and intended for safe local processing of pasted HTML.