Anchor Text Extractor
Pull all the links and their anchor text out of HTML, to audit how a page links out.
Seeing the links and what they say
Anchor text — the visible, clickable words of a link — tells both readers and search engines what the linked page is about. This extracts every link from a block of HTML along with its anchor text, so you can review a page's outbound and internal links in one list rather than hunting through the markup.
Paste the HTML and the links and their anchor text are listed.
What the audit reveals
Laid out together, link patterns become obvious. Vague anchors like click here and read more tell search engines nothing about the destination and are worth replacing with descriptive text. A pile of links all using the exact same keyword anchor can look manipulative. And an audit surfaces where your internal links point, which shapes how authority flows around your site. Extracting the anchors turns a page's linking into something you can actually assess and improve.
Frequently asked questions
What is anchor text?
The visible, clickable words of a link, which tell readers and search engines what the linked page is about.
What should I look for in the audit?
Vague anchors like click here to improve, over-repeated exact-match anchors to vary, and where your internal links point.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The extraction happens in your browser.