How to use
Choose URL or HTML
Pick From a URL and enter the page address, or pick Paste HTML and paste the source code. In HTML mode, add the page URL so relative links become full addresses.
Filter the list
Use the pills for internal, subdomain or external and for dofollow, nofollow, sponsored or ugc, plus the scheme and position menus, search and Remove duplicates. Press Check status codes to test the links shown.
Copy or download
Press Copy URLs to copy what is shown, or CSV or Excel to save it with anchor text, type, rel, position, new-tab flag, count on page, status and redirect target.
Why Link Extractor
- Filters by internal, subdomain or external, rel value, scheme and page position.
- Checks status codes and redirects for up to 300 links, free and without sign-up.
- Paste HTML mode works on drafts, emails and pages behind a login.
- Exports CSV or Excel, following the current filters.
Ways to use a page's link list
A list of links shows how a page connects to the rest of your site and to the web. These are the checks people most often run with it.
- Internal linking audit: check that key articles link to your main product or service pages, and that anchor text describes the target rather than saying click here.
- Outbound link review: scan the External tab for links to sites that have changed hands, affiliate links missing rel sponsored, and user-submitted links without ugc or nofollow.
- Backlink confirmation: paste a partner's page URL and search the list for your domain to confirm the link exists and whether it is nofollow.
- Migration record: download a CSV of each important page before a redesign, then compare it with the new version to find links that went missing.
- Navigation check: count how many links sit in menus and footers compared with the body text, especially on pages with hundreds of links.