HTML Link Extractor
Extract links, href values, anchor text, and link details from HTML code or copied page snippets instantly.
Extract links from HTML
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About this tool
HTML Link Extractor pulls links out of HTML code, copied page snippets, email templates, CMS content, and raw markup. It helps you extract href values, anchor text, link titles, rel values, and targets so you can review, clean, audit, or reuse links more easily. It works directly in your browser, so you can clean, count, format, or transform text without installing extra software.
How to use HTML Link Extractor
- Paste HTML code or copied markup into the input area.
- Choose the output mode you want, such as URLs only, anchor text with URLs, or a TSV export.
- Choose whether to include duplicates and empty href values.
- Click Extract Links.
- Review the extracted links, preview, and summary before copying or downloading the result.
Why use HTML Link Extractor?
HTML Link Extractor is useful when auditing pages, reviewing email templates, cleaning copied content, checking internal or external links, preparing spreadsheets, or extracting URL lists from raw HTML without manual copy-and-paste work. This makes it useful for writers, students, editors, marketers, developers, and anyone who works with text regularly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does HTML Link Extractor do?
It finds anchor tags in HTML and extracts href values along with optional metadata such as anchor text, title, rel, and target.
Can it extract only URLs?
Yes. You can output only href values or choose richer output formats with more link details.
Can it remove duplicate links?
Yes. You can keep only unique links in the final result.
Does it work locally in the browser?
Yes. The HTML is parsed in your browser on the page and is not sent anywhere.
Do I need to install anything to use this tool?
No. You can use this tool directly in your browser without installing extra software.
Can I use this tool on mobile?
Yes. This tool can be used on desktop, tablet, and mobile browsers.