Link extractor & checker
Paste HTML and see every link with its anchor text, rel attributes and any problems - then export it as CSV.
| # | Anchor text | URL | Type | Attributes | Issues |
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Plugin page →Quick answer: To extract every link from a page, paste its HTML above. You get a table of anchor text, URL, internal or external type and rel attributes, plus SEO issues such as empty or generic anchors, which you can export as CSV.
Why audit the links in a page?
Anchor text tells search engines and screen-reader users what a link is about. Pages full of “click here” links, empty anchors or accidental nofollow attributes waste internal-linking value. A quick audit surfaces them in seconds.
What you get
- Every link with its visible anchor text (or image alt text)
- Internal vs external classification based on your domain
nofollow,sponsored,ugcandtargetattributes at a glance- One-click CSV export for spreadsheets
Frequently asked questions
How do I extract all links from HTML?
Paste the HTML source (or just the part you care about) into the box. The tool parses it and lists every <a> tag with its anchor text, URL, rel attributes and target.
What counts as a problem?
Empty anchors (no text or image alt), generic anchors like “click here”, links with no real destination (# or javascript:) and links that use insecure http://.
How is internal vs external decided?
Enter your own domain. Relative links and links on that domain count as internal; everything else is external.
Is the HTML sent to a server?
No. It is parsed locally by your browser and nothing is executed.