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Link Extractor

Paste HTML to list every link, with internal/external classification.

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Extract All Links from a Page

Paste a page's HTML and this tool lists every link with its anchor text, destination, type, and rel attribute. It classifies each link as internal, external, or other (anchors, mailto, tel) so you can audit your linking at a glance.

What it reports

  • Every <a href> on the page
  • Anchor text and rel attribute
  • Internal vs. external classification
  • Counts for each link type

Why links matter for SEO

Internal links spread authority and help crawlers discover pages, while external links to quality sources build trust. The rel attribute (nofollow, sponsored, ugc) tells search engines how to treat a link.

How classification works

Links beginning with http:// or https:// are treated as external; relative paths are internal; and anchors (#), mailto:, and tel: links are grouped as 'other'. Everything runs in your browser — no page is fetched and nothing is uploaded.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the Link Extractor.

What does the Link Extractor do?
It lists every link (<a href>) on a page with its anchor text, rel attribute, and whether it is internal, external, or other.
How are links classified?
Links starting with http:// or https:// are external, relative paths are internal, and anchors, mailto, and tel links are grouped as other.
Is it private?
Yes. The HTML is parsed entirely in your browser.

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