Hyperlink Extractor
Extract links from HTML
Tool Guide
Introduction to the Online Bulk Hyperlink Extractor
The online bulk hyperlink extractor can batch-extract a-tag hyperlinks from HTML source code, supporting the retrieval of both anchor text and link URLs at the same time. It's suited for SEO link analysis, page structure checks, cleaning scraped data, verifying site migrations, and similar scenarios. The tool supports reading web page HTML directly, completing relative paths with a base link, automatically filtering invalid links, and exporting results to TXT and Excel.
Core Features
1. Bulk-extract a-tag hyperlinks
Identifies and extracts all a-tag links from HTML code, outputting a clear link list for quick organization.
2. Supports reading web page HTML
After entering the target page URL, it can read the HTML source code directly, reducing the manual step of copying source code and improving batch-processing efficiency.
3. Automatic completion of relative links
Supports manually filling in a "base link" to complete relative paths; if content is obtained via "Read HTML Source Code," the tool automatically fills the page URL as the base link, reducing manual operations.
4. Export anchor text and link URLs
Supports exporting to TXT and Excel; when exporting to Excel, both anchor text and link addresses can be preserved, ideal for link audits and content analysis.
5. Automatically filter invalid links
During extraction, it automatically filters out invalid links such as javascript, mailto, tel, data, and # anchors, keeping the results cleaner for later processing.
How to Use
Step 1: Enter the page URL and click "Read HTML Source Code," or paste the HTML source code directly.
Step 2: Click the "Extract Hyperlinks" button to run the extraction.
Step 3: Check the extraction count, then copy the results or export to TXT or Excel as needed.
Step 4: If there are relative links, fill in the "base link" before extracting; if you've already read the HTML, the base link will be filled in automatically.
Use Cases
Suitable for backlink audits, internal-link inspections, dead-link checks, page-redesign verification, preparing crawler link lists, content-scraping preprocessing, and similar scenarios.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Can I extract without filling in a URL?
A: Yes. Just paste the HTML to extract; if it contains relative links, we recommend filling in the "base link" to complete them.
Q: Will it also extract links like javascript:?
A: No. The tool automatically filters out invalid links such as javascript, mailto, tel, data, and # anchors.
Q: Why do the exported links differ from what the page displays?
A: The page may contain dynamically rendered content; this tool is based on the HTML source code you currently read or pasted.
Q: Which export formats are supported?
A: It supports exporting to TXT and Excel, where Excel can include two columns of data: anchor text and link URL.