Link (URL) Extractor
Finds every link inside the text or HTML you paste; it collects href/src attributes and plain URLs and lists them without duplicates.
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About
Used to pull all links from a page's HTML source, gather URLs from a block of text, or audit links. Both href="..."/src="..." attributes and plain http(s) addresses are captured.
All processing happens in your browser; your content is never sent to a server.
How to use
- Paste the text or HTML code into the box.
- Every link found is listed line by line.
- Copy the result.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Which links does it catch?
- Addresses in href and src attributes, plus plain http/https URLs in the text; each address is listed once.
- Are relative links extracted?
- Relative paths inside href/src (e.g. /page) are captured too; the plain-URL scan only finds ones starting with http/https.
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