Link Extractor
List every link on a page with its anchor text, destination and rel attributes.
About this tool
Fetches a page and lists every link it contains: where it points, what the anchor text says, whether it is internal or external, and what rel attributes it carries.
The anchor text column is the useful one. A page whose internal links all read "click here" or "read more" tells a search engine nothing about what it is linking to, and that only becomes obvious when the links are listed together.
Common questions
What is wrong with "click here"?
Anchor text is one of the clearest signals about what a linked page covers. "Click here" describes the action, not the destination, so it wastes that signal — and it is useless to anyone navigating by links with a screen reader.
Should external links be nofollow?
Not by default. Linking to good sources is normal and expected. Use rel="nofollow" or rel="sponsored" for paid and untrusted links, which is what the attributes are for.
Why do some links not appear?
Only links in the served HTML are listed. Anything a script adds after the page loads is not here — which is worth knowing, because a crawler that does not run scripts sees the same list you do.
How many links is too many?
There is no fixed number. A navigation-heavy page legitimately has hundreds. What matters is whether a reader can tell where each one goes.