URL Extractor 🔗

Extract all internal links from any website — perfect for SEO audit and site structure analysis

Enter the full URL (including https:// or http://) to extract all internal links from that website

⚙️ Extraction Options

0 Internal Links 0 unique

📊 Link Statistics

Total Internal Links 0
Unique Pages 0
Subdomain Links 0
Root Domain -

📁 Link Structure by Path Depth

Extract links to see path depth distribution...

⚡ Quick Examples (Test Sites)

💡 Pro Tip: This tool extracts internal links from any website. Internal links are URLs that belong to the same domain as the target website. Perfect for SEO analysis and understanding site structure!
⚠️ Note: External link extraction is experimental and disabled by default due to CORS restrictions. Most websites block direct fetching of external pages for security reasons.

Free Internal Link Extractor – Analyze Your Website's Link Structure

Professional internal link extraction tool that finds all links belonging to your domain. Perfect for SEO audits, site structure analysis, and discovering orphaned pages. All processing happens through secure proxies — respecting website robots.txt.

Features

  • Internal Link Detection: Automatically identifies links that belong to the same domain
  • Subdomain Support: Option to include or exclude subdomain links
  • Path Analysis: See link distribution by URL depth
  • Duplicate Removal: Get unique internal pages with one click
  • Export Options: Copy as text, CSV, HTML links, or download as file
  • Anchor & Query Support: Option to keep or remove fragments and parameters

⚠️ Why Some Websites Don't Allow Link Extraction

There are several legitimate reasons why a website might block our link extractor:

  • 🔒 CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) Policies: Modern browsers enforce security policies that prevent JavaScript from accessing content from different domains. Many websites explicitly block cross-origin requests for security reasons.
  • 🤖 Bot Protection (Cloudflare, DDoS-Guard): Websites using anti-bot services may block automated requests to prevent scraping and DDoS attacks.
  • 🚫 robots.txt Restrictions: Some websites explicitly disallow bots and crawlers from accessing their content in their robots.txt file.
  • ⚡ Rate Limiting: Websites may temporarily block requests that come too frequently or from suspicious sources.
  • 🔐 Login/Authorization Required: Private websites, member-only areas, or pages behind login walls cannot be accessed by our public tool.
  • 📜 JavaScript-Heavy Sites (SPA): Modern Single Page Applications (React, Vue, Angular) often load content dynamically. Our tool extracts links from raw HTML, but JS-rendered links may not be captured.
  • 🏢 Enterprise Security: Corporate websites may have strict firewall rules blocking non-browser traffic.

💡 Tips for Better Results:

  • Try publicly accessible websites like wikipedia.org, github.com, or example.com for testing
  • Ensure the URL starts with https:// or http://
  • Some websites work with our tool, others don't - this is normal due to the reasons above
  • For your own websites, consider adding our tool's user-agent to your allowlist
  • Check if the website has a public API or sitemap.xml for better access

🔧 How Our Tool Works

Our Internal Link Extractor uses multiple CORS proxies to fetch website content. When one proxy fails, it automatically tries another. This approach increases success rates but cannot bypass all restrictions. The tool:

  1. Attempts to fetch the webpage using 5 different CORS proxies
  2. Parses the HTML to find all anchor (<a>) tags
  3. Filters URLs based on your selected options (internal vs external)
  4. Normalizes and cleans URLs (removes duplicates, sorts, handles relative paths)
  5. Presents you with organized results and statistics

📊 Use Cases

  • SEO Audits: Discover all internal pages of a competitor's website
  • Site Migration: Map out all URLs before moving to a new domain
  • Broken Link Checking: Export all links to verify which ones are working
  • Content Discovery: Find hidden or poorly linked pages on your site
  • Structure Analysis: Understand how deeply nested your website's pages are