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Get All Links

The Get All Links node collects the links on the page you’re currently viewing.

It returns a list of URLs (and usually the clickable text), so you can analyze them, filter them, or visit them in the next steps.

Illustration of extracting all links from a webpage
  • You want to build a simple “site map” of a page.
  • You want to find all outbound links (partners, social links, ads).
  • You want to collect article/product links and then visit each link.
  • You want to check which pages a website links to.

The node scans the page for clickable links and returns them as a list. It can label links as internal (same website) or external (other websites).

graph LR
  Page[Web Page] --> Extractor{Link Extractor}
  Extractor --> Internal[Internal Links]
  Extractor --> External[External Links]
  style Extractor fill:#6d28d9,stroke:#fff,color:#fff
  1. Open the page you want to scan.
  2. Choose what to include (internal links, external links, or both).
  3. Set a max limit if the page has lots of links.
  4. Run the workflow and use the output list in the next step.

Let’s extract all links from a competitor’s website to understand their content strategy and partnerships.

Let’s extract all links from a competitor’s website to understand their content strategy and partnerships.

What you can configure:

  • Link Types: Choose to include internal links (same site) and/or external links (other sites).
  • Max Links: Set a limit on how many links to gather (e.g., 200).
  • Anchor Text: Capture the clickable text for each link.

What you get:

  • A list of all found links, including:
    • URL: The web address (e.g., https://competitor.com/products).
    • Text: The clickable text (e.g., “Our Products”).
    • Type: Whether it’s internal or external.
  • A summary count of total, internal, and external links found.
SettingPurposeWhen to Use
Include Internal LinksLinks within the same websiteFor site mapping and navigation analysis
Include External LinksLinks to other websitesFor partnership research and competitor analysis
Include Anchor TextThe clickable text of each linkFor SEO analysis and content strategy
  • No links found: the page might still be loading. Try running again after the page finishes loading.
  • Missing some links: some menus appear only after scrolling or hovering. Open the menu first, then run the workflow.
  • Too many irrelevant links: lower maxLinks, then filter the results (for example, keep only URLs that contain /blog/).