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Extract Links From HTML

Paste HTML markup to pull out anchor href values when you need a fast link inventory from a snippet or page source.

Extract href links from HTML for audits, migrations, and page reviews.

Input

Paste HTML markup that contains anchor tags.

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Output

Every anchor href value will be listed on its own line.

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FAQ

Common questions about this tool.

Does it return relative links too?

Yes. Relative paths are returned exactly as they appear in the HTML, which is useful during markup reviews.

Will it only read anchor tags?

Yes. This tool focuses on href values from anchor tags, not every possible URL inside the HTML.

How to use

Paste the HTML, extract the links, then review or export the href list.

  1. Paste the HTML snippet or source code into the input box.
  2. Click Extract Links From HTML to collect every anchor href value.
  3. Copy the resulting link list into your audit, migration sheet, or crawler input.

Use cases

Use it when you need to inspect links quickly without opening a crawler or parser.

  • Review anchor links inside page templates or CMS exports.
  • Pull href values from HTML before link audits or migrations.
  • Check whether a block of markup contains the destinations you expect.

When this tool is useful

Paste HTML markup to pull out anchor href values when you need a fast link inventory from a snippet or page source. Extract Links From HTML sits in the time & web part of the site, which focuses on timestamp tools, URL cleanup, and SEO-facing helpers for lightweight web work.

This group helps with web-facing utility work such as timestamps, URLs, titles, descriptions, and other lightweight SEO or QA checks. Within that group, it leans toward web & seo tasks, so the page is tuned for quick single-purpose use rather than a long multi-step workflow. If this step is only part of the job, the most relevant follow-up tools are Extract Meta Tags and Strip HTML Tags.

Before you copy the result

  • Confirm the result against the exact field you plan to publish, import, or audit next.
  • Check length, readability, or timestamp units before copying anything into production workflows.
  • Use a related web or SEO helper if you need to inspect metadata, parameters, or page structure in the next step.

Example

A quick example of how this tool works.

Input

<a href="/about">About</a><a href="https://example.com/contact?src=nav">Contact</a>

Output

/about\nhttps://example.com/contact?src=nav