Are relative paths extracted as-is too?

Yes. Links are extracted exactly as written in the original HTML, whether relative or absolute.

How does the extraction work?

The HTML is safely parsed with DOMParser, then every element with an href or src attribute is found. Scripts are never executed, so it's safe.

Is the code I enter sent to a server?

No. It's processed entirely in your browser.

Are relative links extracted?

Yes — paths like /docs/page appear as-is. Prefix the site domain to turn them into full URLs.

What about srcset or data-src?

It targets standard href/src attributes. Non-standard ones like lazy-load data-src may be missed.

⛓️ Link (href, src) Extractor

Paste in HTML source code to extract every href/src attribute link.

HTML source code

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Result (one per line)

How to use

Paste in your HTML source code.
Click "Extract".
Every href/src attribute link is listed.

🎯 Use Cases

Pull a list of external links from a page's source
Check for broken image paths (src)
Understand a link structure before crawling

Example

Input

<a href="https://example.com/">Home</a>
<a href="/about">About</a>
<img src="/img/logo.png" alt="Logo">
<a href="/about">About (dup)</a>
<script src="/js/app.js"></script>

Output

https://example.com/
/about
/img/logo.png
/js/app.js

Links are extracted href-attributes first, then src-attributes, and duplicates are removed automatically. The /about path appears twice in the input but only once in the output, for 4 links found in total.

Extracted attributes

Finds link-bearing attributes in pasted HTML and lists them cleanly.

Attribute	Common tags
`href`	`<a>` links, `<link>` stylesheets and icons
`src`	`<img>`, `<script>`, `<iframe>` resources
Absolute & relative	Both https:// URLs and /path relatives are extracted
Output	Duplicates removed, one link per line

FAQ

Are relative paths extracted as-is too?: Yes. Links are extracted exactly as written in the original HTML, whether relative or absolute.
How does the extraction work?: The HTML is safely parsed with DOMParser, then every element with an href or src attribute is found. Scripts are never executed, so it's safe.
Is the code I enter sent to a server?: No. It's processed entirely in your browser.
Are relative links extracted?: Yes — paths like /docs/page appear as-is. Prefix the site domain to turn them into full URLs.
What about srcset or data-src?: It targets standard href/src attributes. Non-standard ones like lazy-load data-src may be missed.