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SEO teams, content QA operators, marketers, and developers auditing pasted HTML quickly.
Pulling URLs out of HTML without manually scanning long snippets or copied page fragments.
Capture extract-links-from-html intent with a structured browser-side inspection page.
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To extract links, paste your HTML into the tool and it parses the markup for URLs right away. Extract Links From HTML surfaces anchor href values along with image and media source URLs, then lets you export the full list as text or JSON.
Because everything happens in your browser, you can paste markup from a page source, a CMS field, or an exported template without sending it anywhere. The structured JSON output is handy when you want to feed the URL list into another script or spreadsheet.
A lot of HTML cleanup work comes down to taking a link inventory. Extract Links From HTML turns pasted markup into a clean URL list without writing a parser script or running a crawler, which speeds up content QA, broken-link checks, and migration prep.
Editors, SEOs, and developers can use it to quickly see every link and asset a block of HTML references. Exporting to JSON makes it easy to compare, dedupe, or validate the URLs in a later step.
Short answers for the questions people usually have before trying a utility like this.
No. Extract Links From HTML also surfaces image and media source URLs in addition to anchor links.
Yes. The extracted list is available as plain text and as structured JSON.
No. Parsing happens entirely in your browser, so the markup you paste is never uploaded.
Yes. It is free to use, with no account and no upload required.
Yes. You can paste large blocks of HTML, and it will extract the anchor, image, and media URLs it finds.
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Paste HTML, inspect anchor and media URLs, and export the structured result as text or JSON.