Link Extractor
Pull every link from one page or an entire site, grouped by internal, external, mailto, and tel — each with its anchor text and rel attribute.
Running it here is free and never spends credits — the page calls the same production endpoint your integration would.
Everything the endpoint returns
The playground above shows the same fields the API responds with — nothing is held back for the paid tier.
Every link, deduplicated
The complete set of hrefs on a page, with duplicates collapsed so the counts mean something.
Grouped by type
Internal, external, mailto, and tel, each with its own count and its own filter.
Whole-site crawl
Discovers pages through sitemap.xml and internal links, up to 250 pages per run.
Anchor text
The visible text for each link, which is what search engines weigh when they follow it.
rel attributes
nofollow, sponsored, ugc, and noopener surfaced per link, with dofollow identified explicitly.
Copy the filtered set
Copy exactly what you have filtered to as a newline-separated list, or grab any single URL.
Three steps, no signup
Choose the scope
Single page for a quick look, or entire site to crawl from the sitemap and internal links.
We collect the links
Pages are fetched and parsed in memory, classified by type, and merged into one unique set.
Filter and export
Narrow to the type you care about, then copy the whole visible list in one click.
Built for
SEO analysts
Map internal linking and spot where link equity is leaking out to third parties.
Content teams
Find every page still pointing at an article you are about to retire.
Migration leads
Pull the full URL inventory before moving a site to a new structure.
Researchers
Collect an outbound link set from a page without writing a scraper.
Developers
Sanity-check the links a template renders across a whole section of the site.
Frequently asked
Ready to run this on a schedule?
The same endpoint, called from your code, billed in credits.