URL Extractor

URL Extractor scans a webpage and pulls out every link it contains, giving you a clean, organized list of all the URLs referenced on the page. Instead of manually inspecting source code or clicking through a site, you get the full set of anchor destinations at once, which makes auditing, crawling, and link analysis far faster.

The tool fetches the target page server-side, parses its HTML, and collects the href values from anchor elements, typically resolving relative paths into absolute URLs so the results are immediately usable. Links are commonly separated into internal links that stay on the same domain and external links that point elsewhere, which helps you understand how a page connects to the rest of a site versus the wider web.

This is a staple for SEO audits, where internal linking structure and outbound link counts matter for crawl depth and authority flow, as well as for security and content reviews that need to flag unexpected outbound destinations. Developers use it to harvest URLs for migration mapping or QA, and researchers use it to build a quick inventory of a page's references.

Combine it with the Heading Extractor to understand both a page's link graph and its content outline in one pass, and use the AI Summarizer when you want the meaning rather than the link list. Because extraction happens on publicly fetched HTML, links generated by client-side JavaScript after load may not always appear, so point it at server-rendered pages for the most complete results.