Question 1

What types of links can this tool extract?

Accepted Answer

The tool extracts hyperlinks (href), image sources (src), email links (mailto:), phone links (tel:), and categorizes them as internal or external.

Question 2

How are internal vs external links determined?

Accepted Answer

When analyzing a URL, links on the same domain are internal. When pasting HTML, relative links are internal and absolute links to different domains are external.

Question 3

Can I extract links from a live website?

Accepted Answer

Yes, enter a URL and the tool will fetch the page and extract all links. Note: some sites may block cross-origin requests.

Question 4

What formats can I export?

Accepted Answer

You can export all extracted links as a CSV file, which can be opened in Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet application.

Question 5

Does it find broken links?

Accepted Answer

This tool extracts links but does not check if they are valid. Use a dedicated broken link checker for validation.

Question 6

Can I filter links by type?

Accepted Answer

Yes, results are organized by category (internal, external, images, emails, phones) so you can easily focus on specific link types.

Question 7

Is this tool free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, completely free with no limits. All extraction happens in your browser.

Question 8

Does it handle JavaScript-generated links?

Accepted Answer

No, only links present in the raw HTML are extracted. JavaScript-rendered links are not visible in the source HTML.

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