Bulk URL to HTML links

How it worksPaste one URL per line. Add link text before the URL with a | or comma (“Docs | https://…”). The tool outputs every line as an <a> tag, wrapped as a list or paragraphs.
HTML code

Runs entirely in your browser — nothing you type here is uploaded.

Input formats it understands

  • https://example.com/page — link text becomes the clean domain and path (or the full URL if you untick “Use domain as text”).
  • Pricing | https://example.com/pricing — text before the bar becomes the link text.
  • Pricing, https://example.com/pricing — same with a comma; tabs work too, so you can paste two columns from a spreadsheet.
  • example.com — missing https:// is added for you; email addresses become mailto: links.

Typical uses

Resource lists for a class, link roundups for a newsletter, a sitemap page, a “useful links” footer, or a quick index page of every link you converted — paste the list here, then convert the result to its own link with the HTML code to link tool.

Questions

Is there a limit on how many URLs?
No fixed limit — it runs in your browser. Thousands of lines are fine.
Are my URLs sent anywhere?
No. Everything happens in this page with JavaScript; nothing is uploaded.
Can I get a numbered list?
Yes, choose “Numbered list
    ” in Output format.