Element Extractor
HTML element extractor online. Extract all links, images, meta tags, or scripts from HTML. Parse HTML elements free in your browser.
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Features
- Extract all links (anchor tags) from HTML
- Extract all images with src and alt attributes
- Extract meta tags for SEO analysis
- Extract all scripts and their sources
- Filter by element type (links, images, meta, scripts)
- Export extracted elements as list or JSON
Common Use Cases
- Extract all links from a webpage for SEO audits
- Get all image URLs from HTML for downloading
- Extract meta tags to analyze page SEO
- Find all external scripts loaded by a page
- Build sitemaps from internal links
HTML Element Extraction
HTML element extraction is the process of finding and isolating specific types of elements from HTML markup. This is useful for SEO analysis, content auditing, and data extraction.
Common elements to extract:
- Links (
<a>): Extract hrefs for link audits, broken link checks, or sitemap generation - Images (
<img>): Get image sources for downloading, alt text checking, or lazy loading analysis - Meta tags: Extract SEO-critical meta description, title, Open Graph, and Twitter Card tags
- Scripts (
<script>): Identify all JavaScript sources for security or performance audits
Use cases by element type:
- Links: SEO analysis, broken link detection, internal vs external link ratio
- Images: Alt text audits for accessibility, image optimization checks
- Meta tags: SEO optimization, social media preview analysis
- Scripts: Third-party script audits, performance optimization
Extracted elements can be exported as a list or JSON for further processing in spreadsheets, scripts, or SEO tools.
Examples
Valid - HTML with Links
<a href="/home">Home</a><a href="https://example.com">External</a> Valid - HTML with Images
<img src="photo.jpg" alt="Photo"><img src="logo.png" alt="Logo"> Valid - Meta Tags
<meta name="description" content="Page description"><meta property="og:title" content="Title">Frequently Asked Questions
Can I extract links from a live webpage?
Not directly—paste the HTML source code here. To get HTML from a live page, right-click > "View Page Source" in your browser, then copy and paste it into this tool.
How do I differentiate internal vs external links?
Internal links typically start with "/" (relative paths) or your domain name. External links have full URLs with different domains. You can filter the extracted list programmatically.
Can I extract custom data attributes?
This tool focuses on standard elements (links, images, meta, scripts). For custom attributes or elements, use the HTML to JSON tool for full DOM extraction.
Why extract meta tags?
Meta tags control how your page appears in search results and social media. Extracting them helps audit SEO compliance, ensure proper Open Graph tags, and verify Twitter Card metadata.
Can I export the extracted data?
Yes, the tool shows extracted elements in a readable format. You can copy the output and paste it into spreadsheets or use the JSON export option for programmatic processing.
💡 Tips
- Use this for SEO audits—extract all links and check for broken links or incorrect hrefs
- Extract images to audit alt text for accessibility compliance
- Check meta tags to ensure proper Open Graph and Twitter Card implementations for social sharing
- Combine with URL tools to validate and analyze all extracted links at once