HTML link extractor

How it worksPaste a page's HTML source on the left. The extractor parses it in your browser and lists every <a href> with its text; tick “Include assets” for img, script, link and media URLs, and add a base URL to make relative links absolute.

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

How to get a page's HTML

In any desktop browser press Ctrl+U (⌘+⌥+U on Mac) to view source, select all and copy. For pages built by JavaScript, open DevTools, right-click the <html> element and choose Copy → Copy outerHTML to get the rendered version.

Why check links before converting

Before you convert a site to a link, run its HTML through here with “Include assets” ticked. Anything starting with file://, C:\ or /Users/ will break once the page is online — fix those paths first. Relative paths such as img/logo.png are fine as long as you upload that folder too.

Questions

Does this fetch the page for me?
No — it only reads HTML you paste, so it works with private pages and nothing leaves your browser.
Can I export to Excel?
Download CSV and open it in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets.
Are links inside JavaScript found?
Only links in HTML attributes. URLs built by scripts at run time are not visible in the source.