Smart Criteria Filtering
Filter hyperlink extraction by Internal, External, DoFollow, NoFollow, or Image link criteria.
Subresource Discovery
Extract <script>, <link>, <img>, <iframe>, and <form> asset URLs into dedicated tabs.
CSV & JSON Export
Export complete extracted link tables into Excel CSV or raw JSON spreadsheet reports.
Scraping Webpage DOM Hyperlinks & Subresources…
Resolving relative paths against <base href>, parsing rel tokens, and checking target HTTP status codes.
Total Extracted
0
Unique URLs
0
Internal Links
0
External Links
0
DoFollow Links
0
Subresources
0
| # | Anchor Text / Element | Raw Href Path | Absolute Destination URL | Type | Rel Attribute | Scope | HTTP Status |
|---|
Page Subresource Assets (<link>, <script>, <img>, <iframe>, <form>)
Mailto, Tel, JavaScript & Fragment Links
Most Frequently Linked Destination URLs
Actionable Link Structure Recommendations
What is a Link Extractor?
A Link Extractor parses the HTML DOM tree of a URL to gather all anchor tags (<a href="...">) and subresources (<script>, <link>, <img>, <iframe>). It resolves relative paths into complete absolute URLs and organizes anchor texts, link scopes, and rel flags for easy export.
How to Use the Link Extractor
1 Enter Target URL
Type the webpage address you want to extract links from.
2 Select Filter
Choose whether to extract all links, internal only, external only, or by dofollow/nofollow status.
3 Export CSV
Click Download CSV to save the complete hyperlink data into a spreadsheet.
Link Extraction Best Practices
Recommended Practices
- Export link profiles to spot orphan pages and broken navigation links.
- Audit competitor landing pages to analyze outbound reference sources.
- Use extracted lists for site migration redirect mapping.
Pitfalls to Avoid
- Do not forget to resolve relative path links (e.g. `/about` to full URL).
- Avoid scraping sites aggressively without respecting server response limits.
