Markdown Link Extractor
Extract the label and destination from every standard Markdown link in pasted text.
How to use the Markdown Link Extractor
What does the Markdown Link Extractor do?
Extract the label and destination from every standard Markdown link in pasted text; It applies this page-specific rule: this tool reads common inline Markdown links such as [Guide](https://example.com) and links with an optional quoted title.
Which inputs does this tool use?
To extract the label and destination from every standard markdown link in pasted text, enter Markdown source, Output format, Extracted links; keep every value in the same example; where available, choose between Label and URL, tab separated, URLs only, CSV with label, URL, and type to match the required format; select Extract Markdown links when the values are ready; Start with a familiar case covered by this rule - Choose URLs only for a simple crawl list, tab-separated output for pasting into a spreadsheet, or CSV when labels and item types need explicit columns - so the expected result can confirm the settings.
How should the tool result be read?
For a result intended to extract the label and destination from every standard markdown link in pasted text, choose URLs only for a simple crawl list, tab-separated output for pasting into a spreadsheet, or CSV when labels and item types need explicit columns; read extracted links together with the original markdown source rather than as an isolated answer, and confirm that its units or structure match the intended use.
Are Markdown images included?
When the goal is to extract the label and destination from every standard markdown link in pasted text, not by default.
Are link titles removed?
When using the page to extract the label and destination from every standard markdown link in pasted text, yes.
Limits and accuracy
When using this tool to extract the label and destination from every standard markdown link in pasted text, reference-style definitions and unusually nested destination parentheses are not parsed; check the result in its intended destination before relying on it for important work; keep markdown source until the output has been checked in its intended destination.
Which Markdown links are extracted
This tool reads common inline Markdown links such as [Guide](https://example.com) and links with an optional quoted title. By default it excludes image syntax so  does not pollute a link list.
Choose URLs only for a simple crawl list, tab-separated output for pasting into a spreadsheet, or CSV when labels and item types need explicit columns.
Reference-style definitions and unusually nested destination parentheses are not parsed. The summary states that limitation instead of implying full Markdown-parser coverage.
Frequently asked questions
Are Markdown images included?
Not by default. Select Include Markdown images when you need their paths too.
Are link titles removed?
Yes. An optional quoted title is not included in the URL.
Does this crawl the linked pages?
No. It only extracts link syntax from the text you paste.