Link Extractor Online
Extrae enlaces, anclas, valores rel y tipos de enlaces internos o externos del HTML.
What this SEO tool does
Extrae enlaces, anclas, valores rel y tipos de enlaces internos o externos del HTML. It helps prepare search-friendly technical checks, metadata, snippets, crawl assets, and on-page SEO reviews.
Link Extractor helps with seo work directly in the browser. Use it to prepare search-friendly technical checks, metadata, keyword work, and crawl or indexation assets.
How to use Link Extractor
- Open the live tool at /tools/link-extractor.
- Enter the page URL, title, description, keyword, sitemap data, robots rule, schema details, or content requested by the form.
- Run Link Extractor and check the generated result before using it in production work.
Best use cases for Link Extractor
- Prepare metadata and technical SEO assets before publishing a page.
- Check crawl, indexation, keyword, snippet, or schema details faster.
- Create repeatable SEO checks for content and website maintenance.
Examples and checks for Link Extractor
Example inputs
- A page URL
- A title and meta description
- A sitemap, robots rule, keyword, or schema brief
Common mistakes to avoid
- Publishing generated markup without testing
- Using non-canonical URLs
- Ignoring current Search Console data
Output checklist
- Validate against the live page
- Check canonical and indexability
- Review output in Search Console or a rich results test when relevant
Use public page data where possible and avoid private analytics or customer details in pasted inputs.
Link Extractor inputs
Enter the page URL, title, description, keyword, sitemap data, robots rule, schema details, or content requested by the form.
Link Extractor output
The result is search-focused markup, validation feedback, metadata, snippet previews, or audit notes you can review before publishing.
Review before publishing
Compare the result with the live page, Search Console data, and current search intent before changing production SEO settings.
Free usage limits and upgrades
The current free plan allows 20 daily runs. Pro allows 500 daily runs, and Business allows 3000 daily runs for heavier repeat work.
- Link Extractor input workspace
- Link Extractor result preview
- Copy or download ready output
- Free daily runs with paid upgrade limits
Compare Free, Pro, and Business plans for higher daily limits, larger uploads, longer file history, and repeat workflows.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Link Extractor free to use?
- Yes. Link Extractor is available on the free plan with 20 daily runs. Paid plans add higher quotas for repeat work.
- What is the difference between internal and external links?
- Internal links point within your own domain and distribute authority around it. External links point outwards and are how you cite sources.
- Should external links use nofollow?
- Only for paid or untrusted links. Marking ordinary citations nofollow removes the credit you are trying to give.
- What does rel=ugc mean?
- It marks links in user-generated content such as comments, telling search engines the site does not vouch for them.
- Why do some links not appear in the output?
- Links built by JavaScript are not in the raw HTML. The extractor reads the markup you paste, so it sees only what is actually in the source.
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- Anchor Text Analyzer - Review anchor text distribution and flag empty or generic link labels.
- Canonical URL Checker - Check canonical tags or URLs for duplicates, missing values, and common URL issues.
- HTML to Text Extractor - Strip HTML tags, scripts, and styles to extract readable page text.
- Word Counter - Count words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, and reading time.
- Slug Generator - Generate clean URL slugs from titles or page names.
- Keyword Density - Analyze repeated terms and density in page copy.