Link Extractor: Extract URLs from Text, HTML or Any Web Page (Free) | URL to Text

Link Extractor

Pull every URL out of text, HTML or any web page. Duplicates merged, CSV export, free with no sign-up.

Pasting HTML with relative links?

Links like /about become https://example.com/about, and links are split into internal and external.

Something look wrong, or missing a feature? — we read every message.

How to extract URLs from text

  1. 1

    Paste or enter a page

    Paste any text or HTML, or switch to "From a web page" and enter its address.

  2. 2

    Filter the links

    Duplicates are merged with a count. Show only internal or external links, or filter by text like .pdf.

  3. 3

    Copy or export

    Copy the list, or download a .txt or a .csv for Excel and Google Sheets.

What people use it for

  • SEO audits: list a page's internal and external links and their anchor text.
  • Cleaning up lists: pull the URLs out of an email, a chat export or a messy spreadsheet column.
  • Research: collect every source linked from an article, then turn each page into text.
  • Downloads: find every PDF or image linked from a page by filtering for .pdf or .jpg.

Link Extractor FAQ

Is this link extractor free? +

Yes. Extract links for free without an account. Free use is rate limited to keep it fast for everyone.

How do I extract URLs from text? +

Paste your text, email, document or chat into the box and click Extract. Every web address is found, including ones that start with www., and duplicates are merged with a count of how often each appeared.

Can I get all the links on a web page? +

Yes. Switch to "From a web page", enter the page's URL, and you get every link on it with its anchor text, split into links to the same site (internal) and to other sites (external).

Can I extract links from HTML code? +

Yes. Paste the HTML and the extractor reads the href and src of every link, image and script, and resolves relative links against the page address you enter (or the page's own <base> tag).

How do I export the links? +

Copy them as a list, or download a .txt list or a .csv file with the URL, domain, internal or external, anchor text and how many times each link was found, ready for Excel or Google Sheets.

Why are some links missing from a web page? +

Links that a page adds with JavaScript after it loads aren't in its HTML. Open the page in your browser, save it (or view its source), and paste the HTML here instead.

Is my text stored? +

No. Your text is processed and discarded as soon as the links are out.

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