Markdown Link Extractor
Parse every hyperlink and image link in a Markdown document into a clean table and URL list.
This utility scans Markdown source for link syntax ([text](URL)) and pulls out every anchor text and its destination URL, presenting them as a tidy table plus a plain URL list you can copy in one click. Useful for auditing links, migrating content, or checking an article before you publish it.
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How to use
- Paste your Markdown source into the input box.
- Decide whether to include image links () and pick an output format: table, URL list, or JSON.
- Click through to test the extracted links, and copy them individually or all at once.
FAQ
- Does it extract reference-style links too?
- This tool focuses on the inline Markdown syntax that's most widely used — links written as [text](URL) and images written as  — and parses those thoroughly.
- Can I open the extracted links right away?
- Yes. Every URL in the results table is clickable and opens in a new tab, so you can verify each destination without leaving the page.
- What happens to a link with empty anchor text, like []( url )?
- A link with no anchor text is shown as a blank cell in the table, while the URL itself is still extracted correctly without any error — so you can spot empty link text left over in the original document instead of missing it.