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How to use HTML Attribute Extractor

Paste your HTML and choose an element type, and the tool extracts every attribute name and value from matching elements.

Frequently asked questions

How do I specify which tag to extract from?

Enter the tag name (like 'a', 'img', 'div') and the tool will find all instances and extract their attributes like href, src, class, id, etc.

What can I do with extracted attributes?

Use it to audit link hrefs, find all image sources, extract data attributes, collect IDs and classes, or analyze attribute usage across your HTML.

Can it extract from multiple tags at once?

The tool processes one tag type at a time. Run it multiple times for different tags, or extract all tags and filter the results.

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