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Internal Link Extractor

Paste page HTML to extract every internal link on that page, with duplicates removed, so you can review your linking at a glance.

Use the tool

This tool reads only the HTML you paste. It does not fetch a live page or crawl a site.

Internal links connect pages inside the same site. They help visitors find related content, and they help crawlers discover pages and understand which pages relate to each other.

This tool extracts internal links from the HTML you paste, removes duplicates, and lists them in one place. Use it to review the linking on a single page before you publish.

How to Use This Tool

  1. Paste your HTML: paste a full page or just the content section.
  2. Enter your domain if you want: this helps the tool sort full URLs that belong to your site.
  3. Click Extract Links: read the unique internal link list.
  4. Copy the list if needed: use it to check for missing links or links that point to the wrong place.

Good Practice Tips

  • Link with context: links inside relevant paragraphs work better than a generic list at the bottom of every page.
  • Use descriptive anchor text: the link text should tell readers what they will find when they click.
  • Do not overlink: too many links on one page can distract readers and dilute the value of each link.
  • Fix broken targets: check that extracted links point to pages that actually exist.

Frequently Asked Questions

What counts as an internal link here?

A link that starts with a slash, a relative link, or a full URL that contains your domain. Outside links, mail links and phone links are left out.

Does this tool crawl my whole site?

No. It reads only the HTML you paste for one page. It does not fetch a live page or crawl a site.

Why are duplicates removed?

The same link often appears in a nav menu, in content and in a footer. Listing it once keeps the review list clean.

Is my input uploaded to a server?

No. Everything runs in your browser on your own device, so your text never leaves your computer.

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