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About This Tool
The HTML Link Extractor scans raw HTML markup and extracts every destination URL defined in anchor href attributes.
How the Extraction Works: When you paste HTML markup into the input editor, the tool applies a regular expression pattern matching all href attributes (such as href="..."). It pulls out the raw target URLsโincluding relative paths, absolute site paths, and external domain linksโand formats them into a clean, line-separated text output.
Practical Use Cases: โข Internal Link Audits: Paste page source code to review all navigation links and content cross-references on a page. โข Web Scraping & QA: Quickly gather destination links from raw HTML templates or email newsletters. โข Redirect Checking: Collect page link lists for bulk status code auditing.
Execution & Privacy: URL extraction runs entirely inside your browser memory using client-side JavaScript regex evaluation. Your pasted HTML markup is never sent across the network or stored on any server.
How to Use
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Paste raw HTML source code or page markup into the input text area.
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The tool automatically scans for href attributes and extracts matching URL strings.
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Review the clean list of extracted hyperlinks displayed in the output box.
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Copy the extracted link list to your clipboard for spreadsheets or auditing tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this tool fetch links directly from a live web address (URL)?
No. The extractor operates on raw HTML source text that you paste into the editor box. It does not initiate external crawler requests to live domains.
Does this tool distinguish between internal and external links?
The extractor outputs all extracted href string targets (including relative links like /about and absolute URLs like https://example.com). You can filter relative paths from absolute domains in your text editor.
Is my pasted HTML code stored or transmitted to external servers?
No. Regex parsing executes completely in client-side JavaScript on your local machine with zero network calls.
What happens if the pasted HTML contains no anchor links?
If no href attributes match the regular expression, the output displays "No links found".