Choose the source
Select webpage mode to fetch a URL or HTML mode to analyze pasted code.
✦ Link & Resource Analysis
Extract every useful URL from HTML
Find internal links, external links, images, CSS files, JavaScript files, email addresses, telephone links and relative URLs from a webpage or pasted HTML.
Extracted URL types
Organized automatically
↗Internal and external page links
▣Images, CSS and JavaScript resources
@Email and telephone links
URL Extractor
Choose a live webpage or paste HTML directly. Duplicate URLs are removed automatically.
How To Use
Extract URLs in three simple steps
Use either a live webpage or pasted HTML to collect and organize links.
Run the extractor
The tool parses common link and resource attributes and removes duplicates.
Filter and export
Search by type, copy the current list or download results as TXT or CSV.
Why It Helps
Find page links and resources faster
Organized URL lists can support SEO audits, content migration, crawling and development work.
Internal link review
Collect internal URLs to inspect navigation, crawl paths and content structure.
External link discovery
Identify outbound destinations and review references included in page markup.
Asset inventory
Find images, stylesheets and scripts referenced by the HTML document.
Common Questions
URL Extractor FAQs
Answers about supported URL types, webpage fetching and pasted HTML.
What does a URL extractor do?
It finds links and resource addresses in HTML and organizes them into useful groups.
Can I extract URLs from pasted HTML?
Yes. Select the HTML option and paste the source code. A base URL can be added to convert relative paths.
Which URL types are supported?
The tool extracts internal links, external links, images, CSS files, JavaScript files, emails, telephone links and relative paths.
Are duplicate URLs removed?
Yes. Duplicate values are removed within each result category.
Why are some JavaScript-generated links missing?
The live mode analyzes the HTML response returned by the server. Links created later by JavaScript may not be included.
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