When to use HTML Link Extractor

Auditing links in a pasted page fragment
Building a URL checklist from HTML
Finding relative vs absolute href patterns

Example

Input

<a href=/tools/>Tools</a><a href="/search?q=a&amp;b=2">Search</a>

Output

/tools/
/search?q=a&b=2

How to use

Paste HTML with links. Include anchors you want inspected.
Extract hrefs. Run to list each href on its own line.
Review URLs. Scan for broken patterns, typos, or unexpected domains.

Processing and limitations

Lists anchor href attributes in source order, including duplicates, relative links and unquoted attributes. It does not crawl URLs, check HTTP status or resolve relative paths against a website.

Reference

Benefits

Free to use—no account required
Runs in your browser
Instant results with no software install
Basic processing does not upload your content to a server
Only href attributes on anchor tags are collected. Other URL sources (src, srcset) are out of scope here.

Not the same as

This is not a crawler. It only reads the HTML you paste.

HTML Link Extractor