Link Extractor

Extract URLs from
any webpage fast.

Right-clicking and "Copy Link Address" is slow. View Source is messy. Learn the professional way to extract all URLs from a webpage instantly.

Stop inspecting code. Use Link Extractor to pull all the URLs from the page, filter them, and copy them to your clipboard as a clean list.
Browser
Google Chrome & Chromium
Output
Clean copied lists or CSVs
Cost
Free tier available

Extracting URLs shouldn't require coding

When auditing a site, building a resource list, or gathering references, you need a clean list of URLs. Browsers don't make this easy.

View Source is chaotic

If you use "Inspect Element", you have to dig through HTML, find the `href` attribute, and manually copy the link without accidentally grabbing quotes.

Relative links break

Even if you do copy the code, many websites use relative URLs (like `/about`). When you paste these into a document, they are broken links.

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The Link Extraction Workflow

To extract links properly, you need a tool that parses the DOM, resolves relative URLs, and filters the noise.

Scan or select

Open the extension to scan the entire webpage, or highlight a specific block of text/links before opening it to only extract from that selection.

Filter by keyword

Instantly type to filter the list. Only keep URLs that contain a specific domain, keyword, or path.

Copy the clean list

Click copy. The extension converts all relative URLs into fully qualified absolute URLs, ready to be pasted anywhere.

Using a Link Extractor

  • Finds all links instantly
  • Resolves relative URLs automatically
  • Lets you filter before copying
  • Exports the anchor text alongside the URL

Manual Copying

  • Right-clicking every single link
  • Digging through the HTML source code
  • Getting stuck with broken relative paths
  • Pasting formatting mistakes into your document

Need to extract links fast?

Install Link Extractor and pull clean, absolute URLs from any webpage in seconds.

Add to Chrome

Best for

  • SEO audits and broken link checking
  • Extracting resource lists from articles
  • Web research and link archiving

Not ideal for

  • Scraping entire domains (works page-by-page)
  • Extracting links hidden inside canvas elements
Last updated: May 2026