Every URL on a page, in one list
Enter a page address and the extractor reads its HTML and collects every URL it references: links, images, scripts, stylesheets and iframes, plus email addresses from mailto links and phone numbers from tel links.
Relative paths are turned into full absolute URLs and duplicates removed. Switch between types, keep only URLs on the same website, and copy or download the list as a text file.
How to extract URLs from a page
- 1
Enter the page URL
Any public page.
- 2
Pick a type
Links, images, scripts, emails and more.
- 3
Copy or download
One URL per line.
Key features
Seven types
Links, images, scripts, CSS, iframes, emails, phones.
Absolute URLs
Relative paths resolved.
De-duplicated
Each URL listed once.
Same-site filter
Keep only internal URLs.
Common uses
- Content audits: List every page a hub links to.
- Migrations: Collect image and file URLs to move.
- Research: Gather resources linked from a page.
Tips and good to know
- Only the page's HTML is read; links added later by JavaScript won't appear.
- To check whether the extracted links work, paste them into the HTTP Status Checker.
Frequently asked questions
Can it extract URLs from a whole site?
It works one page at a time. Use the Sitemap URL Extractor to list every page in a site's XML sitemap.
Does it find email addresses?
It lists addresses linked with mailto:. Addresses written as plain text aren't included.
Is it free?
Yes, with no sign-up.