Link (href, src) Extractor
Extract external and internal links
Features
Extract in-page links in bulk
Comprehensively obtain URLs from a tags, images, scripts, and more
Auto-classify internal and external links
Distinguish same-site from external sites by domain matching
Obtain rel and target too
List attribute values such as nofollow alongside the URLs
Convert relative URLs to absolute
Normalize against the page and automatically exclude duplicate URLs
How to Use
Enter the URL of the target page
Enter the URL of the page whose links you want to check in the URL field; you can also try it from a sample
Start extraction with the run button
Press run and the server fetches the page and displays the list of links with counts
Check with filtering and sorting
Filter by tab or category and sort by URL, Rel, or Target to find the links you want
Copy or download
Copy all URLs at once with Copy All, or save as a TSV file with the download button
Use Cases
On-page SEO for your site
Check for missing internal links and the state of nofollow settings to use in improvements
Prep for broken-link checks
Export all links as TSV to create a list to pass to a checking tool
Acceptance work after site migration
After migration, inspect for leftover links to old URLs and missed external-link replacements
Research competitor site structure
Quickly grasp the outbound link destinations and script trends of reference sites
Basic Knowledge
Difference between href and src
href is an attribute that indicates a link destination (reference target) and is used in a and link tags, while src is an attribute that indicates the location of a resource to be embedded in place, such as an image or script, and is used in img and script tags.
Internal Links and External Links
Internal links are links to pages within the same site, while external links are links to other sites. Internal links serve the purpose of communicating site structure and encouraging site navigation, while external links serve to clarify reference sources. In SEO internal optimization, how internal links are structured is particularly important.
Safety and Privacy
Server-side processing
Input is processed on the server; only information necessary for the inquiry is sent.
Temporary processing only
For fetching and parsing the page, temporary processing occurs on the server, then data is discarded after results are returned.
Communications encrypted with HTTPS
All sent and received data is encrypted by TLS and cannot be read by third parties.
No transmission to third parties
Input content is not sent to external services such as ad networks or trackers.
Access only to the entered URL
To extract links, our service's server accesses only the entered URL
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