Export links to CSV
for spreadsheets.
When you are conducting an SEO audit or building a database, simply copying links isn't enough. You need structured data. Here is how to pull links directly into a spreadsheet.
- Target
- Structured link data
- Output
- CSV spreadsheet files
- Cost
- Free tier available
Spreadsheets demand structure
If you try to paste a list of copied links into Excel or Google Sheets, you lose the context. A URL on its own is often useless without knowing what the link text actually said.
Missing anchor text
When auditing a site for SEO, the anchor text (the clickable words) is just as important as the destination URL. Standard copying loses this data.
Formatting chaos
Pasting rich text into a spreadsheet often results in merged cells, broken rows, and hours of manual cleanup.
The CSV Export Workflow
To build a spreadsheet, you need an extractor that captures both the link and its context.
Scan the webpage
Run the extension. It will capture every link's URL along with its corresponding anchor text.
Filter out the noise
Use the built-in search to remove navigation links, footers, or external domains so your dataset is clean.
Export to CSV
Click the Export button. You instantly get a CSV file structured with perfect columns, ready for import.
CSV Export
- •Maintains separate columns for URL and Anchor Text
- •Imports flawlessly into any spreadsheet
- •Handles thousands of rows instantly
Copy & Paste
- •Loses the anchor text connection
- •Requires manual data entry for context
- •Often breaks spreadsheet formatting
Build your link databases
Install Link Extractor and start exporting structured link data directly into CSV.
Add to ChromeBest for
- Technical SEO audits
- Building scraping datasets
- Lead generation and prospecting
Not ideal for
- Simple pasting into a chat message (use Copy instead)