Links

Extract links from Markdown content

Inspect inline links, image links, reference links, and autolinks from one Markdown block, then copy text or JSON output.

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What this tool section is for

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Best fit

Docs writers, SEO teams, content QA operators, and developers reviewing README or docs link quality.

Ideal for

Auditing Markdown links without manually scanning long docs files or copied release notes.

Why it belongs here

Capture markdown-link-extractor intent with a structured browser-only inspection page.

Closest product path

Cleanor and Another You and Cleanor

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How this should help in practice

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Why this belongs in a docs workflow

A surprising amount of docs cleanup comes down to link QA. This page makes it easier to inspect what is actually in a Markdown block before publishing, migrating, or diffing it.

FAQ

Common questions

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Does it include image links too?

Yes. Image links are listed separately so image references do not disappear into the same output as normal inline links.

Can I export the result as JSON?

Yes. The extractor offers a JSON export alongside a plain text list.

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