Website Link Extractor
Every link on a page, with anchors
What Is the Website Link Extractor?
The Website Link Extractor renders a page and lists every link on it with its anchor text, its type (internal, external, email or phone), its rel attributes and how many times it appears. It's the quick way to audit a page's linking or collect its outbound links.
Key Features
Why Audit the Links on a Page
Links pass authority and guide readers. Too few internal links leave pages stranded; outbound links without the right rel attributes can raise flags; vague anchor text like “click here” wastes a ranking signal. A full list with anchors and attributes makes these problems obvious at a glance.
A Starting Point for Crawling
A page's links are also the map for a crawler. Exporting them gives you a list of internal pages to fetch next, or the external sites a page references. For a whole site, combine it with the Website URL Extractor, which reads sitemaps too.
Common Use Cases
- Auditing internal links on a key page
- Checking outbound links for rel="sponsored"
- Collecting a page's outbound links for research
- Finding pages to crawl next
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Website Link Extractor free?
Yes. It's free with a ProxyHorizon account, and every account gets 25 runs a day shared across all our data tools. You can read about the tool without signing in, but running it needs an account because each run fetches live data.
Does it include links added by JavaScript?
Yes. The page is rendered in a real browser first, so links added by JavaScript are included.
Does it check whether links are broken?
No. It lists links and their attributes but doesn't request each one.
Why are some links counted more than once?
The same URL often appears in the menu, the body and the footer. Duplicates are merged and the count shows how often each appears.
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