Link Extractor

Extract and classify all links from HTML.

  • 100% free
  • Private in browser
  • No signup
  • No watermarks

Paste HTML containing links to extract them.

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About Link Extractor

Auditing a page’s links by hand is tedious. Link Extractor on TheToolss parses pasted HTML and lists every <a> href, grouped into internal, external, and other (mailto, tel, anchors). It captures each link’s anchor text and flags rel="nofollow", and it removes duplicates so the lists stay clean. Set your site domain to classify internal vs external correctly. Use it to review outbound links, spot missing anchor text, or export a link list. It runs entirely in your browser — free, private, and no signup.

How to use Link Extractor

  1. Paste the page HTML (or view-source).
  2. Enter your site domain to classify internal links.
  3. Review internal, external, and other links with anchor text.

Key features

  • Groups internal, external, and other links
  • Shows anchor text for each link
  • Flags rel=nofollow links
  • Removes duplicate links
  • Private in-browser extraction

Frequently asked questions

Is the Link Extractor free?
Yes. Extract links free on TheToolss with no signup.
Does it crawl a live URL?
No. It parses HTML you paste, so it works on drafts and pages behind logins. Copy the page source and paste it in.
How are internal vs external decided?
Links on the domain you enter (and all relative links) are internal; links to other domains are external.
What counts as “other”?
Non-web links like mailto:, tel:, javascript:, and on-page anchors (#section) are grouped separately.
Is my HTML uploaded?
No. Parsing happens locally in your browser.
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