External Link Extractor
Extract outbound links from a page, review where they point, and organize destination details so you can audit external references without manually inspecting every hyperlink.
What this tool checks
External Destinations
Extracts links that point away from the source domain so you can see which external pages and sites are referenced.
Destination Domains
Groups extracted links by their destination domain, making repeated references and the overall pattern of outbound linking easier to review.
Rel Attribute Review
Identifies whether extracted links use nofollow or are followed, helping you inspect how outbound links are marked in the page HTML.
Why Review External Links
Outbound links shape how readers move from your page to supporting resources. Reviewing destination quality, relevance, link purpose, and rel attributes can help you find outdated references, unintended destinations, or links that need different handling without assuming that linking to an external source automatically improves authority or rankings.
Frequently asked questions
What counts as an external link?
An external link points from the source page to a different domain. The extractor separates those outbound destinations so you can review where the page sends readers.
Should I use nofollow on external links?
Use the appropriate rel value for the reason a link exists. Links associated with advertising, sponsorship, or content you do not want to endorse may need a qualifying rel attribute, while ordinary editorial references do not automatically require nofollow.