Link Extractor from URL
Extract all links from a website or specific page URL.
Links
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| # | Url | Title | Text | No Follow |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{index+1}} | {{ link.url }} | {{ link.title }} | {{ link.text }} |
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Jsonlink.io sees the Web the same way Twitter, Facebook and WordPress do. Send us your URL and get metadata from a link
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Our API extract the minimal information from a link super fast. Just display it.
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How to use Link Metadata
Scraper API
Easy, grab a free API Key and just make a GET request to the public endpoint
curl https://jsonlink.io/api/extract?api_key=[API_KEY]&url=[URL]
Extract Links API
Frequently Asked Questions
JsonLink Links Extraction API allows you to extract all links (URLs) from a given web page. It analyzes each link, providing metadata such as whether the link is internal or external, its follow/nofollow status, and its title attribute.
The API returns several pieces of metadata for each link, including whether it is an internal or external link, its follow/nofollow status, the title attribute, and the full URL.
Yes, the API distinguishes between internal links (those pointing to the same domain) and external links (those pointing to other domains).
Yes, the API detects whether a link is marked as follow or nofollow based on its `rel` attribute.
Our free plan allows a limited number of requests. For more information on the free tier and pricing, please visit our Pricing page.
Yes, you need to sign up and obtain a free API key to access the Links Extraction API.
Currently, the API does not return the anchor text of the links, but it provides other key metadata such as the title attribute, full URL, and follow/nofollow status.
The API attempts to detect dynamically loaded links, but in some cases, certain JavaScript-generated links may not be captured.
The API extracts all standard HTML links (`` tags) present on a webpage, including those that use HTTP, HTTPS, or even other protocols like mailto.
No, the API only works with publicly accessible pages and cannot extract links from pages that require authentication.