Web Tools: Link Extractor & HTML Analyzer

Free online web tools to extract all links from a page, analyze HTML structure and on-page SEO, and capture webpage screenshots. No sign up required, paste your source and go.

🔗 Paste HTML Source Code

💡 Tip: Right-click on any webpage → View Page Source → Ctrl+A to select all → Copy, then paste here.

🔬 Paste HTML Source Code

💡 Paste the full HTML source of any webpage for a comprehensive structural analysis.

📸 HTML to Image

💡 Enter a URL. We'll fetch the page and render a preview for you to capture as an image.

📖 How to Use

Get Page Source

Right-click on any webpage, select "View Page Source", then Ctrl+A and Ctrl+C to copy all HTML.

Paste & Analyze

Choose Link Extractor or HTML Analyzer tab, paste the source code, and click the action button.

Export Results

View categorized results, filter links, export to CSV, or review SEO recommendations.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How to extract all links from a webpage?▼

Copy the page source code (right-click → View Page Source → Ctrl+A → Copy), paste it into the Link Extractor tab, and click "Extract Links". All links will be categorized as internal or external with detailed information.

What is the difference between internal and external links?▼

Internal links point to pages within the same domain or relative URLs. External links point to different websites. Our tool automatically classifies links based on domain analysis, helping with SEO audits.

How to check for broken links on a website?▼

Extract all links using our tool, then export the list as CSV. You can use the exported list to verify each URL with other tools or scripts. Our tool also shows the link type and follow status.

How does the HTML Analyzer work?▼

Paste your HTML source code and the analyzer checks heading structure (H1-H6 hierarchy), meta tags presence, image alt text completeness, word count, page size, and external resources. It provides actionable SEO recommendations.

Is my data safe when using these tools?▼

Pasted HTML is processed locally in your browser. If you use URL mode, the requested page is fetched through our proxy to generate results. We do not store the fetched content.