About the HTML Link Extractor Online Free Tool

The HTML Link Extractor Online Free Tool pulls links and asset URLs from pasted HTML. It can resolve relative URLs against a base URL and return a copyable list for audits, migrations, and QA.

How to Use the HTML Link Extractor Online

1. Paste the HTML source or snippet.
2. Enter a base URL when relative links should become absolute.
3. Choose the extraction mode if available.
4. Extract and copy the resulting URL list.

Choosing Options Correctly

Use absolute mode when you need deployable URLs for QA. Use the same base URL as the page source so relative paths resolve correctly.

Common Use Cases

• Extract anchors, images, scripts, and stylesheet links from HTML.
• Prepare link lists for migration QA.
• Check whether a snippet references unexpected third-party assets.

Quick FAQ

Does it execute JavaScript?
No. It extracts URLs from the HTML you paste.

Can it resolve relative paths?
Yes, when you provide a base URL and choose absolute output.

Which links can it extract?
It can collect common href and src values such as anchors, images, scripts, stylesheets, and canonical-like links.

Can it handle very large HTML files?
It is meant for normal page source. Extremely large documents may be slower in the browser.