KissPDF PDF URL and Link Extractor
Extract hyperlinks stored in PDF annotations and URLs printed as page text. Filter every result by page, domain or type, then copy selected links or export them.
Use one searchable table to review sources, references, embedded destinations and contact addresses without opening every page manually.
KissPDF combines the PDF annotation layer with position-aware page text so clickable links and printed URLs can be reported together.
Choose a PDF, let the browser inspect its pages, filter the extracted URLs and hyperlinks, then copy or export selected results.
Select a digital PDF containing clickable links or selectable text.
KissPDF checks link annotations and reconstructs the visible text lines on every page.
Search the table or filter by page, domain, type and source. Expand a row to inspect its full URL, anchor text and context.
Select the links you need, copy their values, or download TXT, CSV or JSON data.
Practical guide
Extract clickable PDF hyperlinks, visible URLs, mailto addresses and internal navigation destinations in your browser. Filter the results by page, domain, type or source, then select the links you want to copy or export.
A PDF can store a clickable target separately from the words shown on the page. This tool checks the annotation layer for actual destinations and also reconstructs text lines to find URLs that are printed but not clickable.
Results are deduplicated by normalized destination rather than by domain and page. Two different links to the same website remain two results, while the same destination repeated across pages records every page number.
PDF text is positioned rather than stored as ordinary paragraphs, so a long URL can be split across lines. KissPDF uses conservative reconstruction and labels the result Possible instead of silently treating a guess as exact.
PDF.js reads the selected file in browser memory. The source document is not sent to a document-processing server, and extracted values are inserted as text rather than executable HTML.
Clear answers based on how this tool actually works.
Yes. In addition to PDF link annotations, the tool searches selectable page text for HTTP, HTTPS, www, domain and email patterns.
When a PDF provides a link rectangle, KissPDF compares that rectangle with positioned text items and reports the overlapping visible words as anchor text.
The URL appears to continue across a PDF text-line boundary. It is shown for review rather than being presented as a guaranteed exact destination.
Only if the scan already has a selectable text layer. This tool does not run OCR on page images.
Usually, yes. Read-only or editing restrictions do not remove link annotations or selectable page text. Password-protected PDFs must still be opened before their contents can be inspected.
No. Different complete destinations remain separate. Only normalized duplicate values are combined, with all matching page numbers retained.
TXT contains one value per line. CSV includes type, source, pages, anchor text, context and confidence. JSON preserves the full structured result.
No. PDF parsing and link extraction run locally in browser memory.