URLs to HTML Links
Convert plain URLs into clickable HTML links, lists or linked text.
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How to use the URLs to HTML Links
The URLs to HTML links converter finds every web address in your text and turns it into a clickable <a> link. Output one link per line, a bulleted or numbered list, links separated by <br>, or keep the surrounding text with its URLs linked. Choose the link text, open links in a new tab safely and add rel="nofollow" for sponsored or untrusted links.
- 1 Paste URLs or text that contains URLs.
- 2 Choose the link text, the output format and the link options.
- 3 Copy the HTML code and check the preview.
Example and practical tips
The text "Visit www.example.com/pricing" becomes Visit <a href="https://www.example.com/pricing" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.example.com/pricing</a>.
Frequently asked questions
Why add rel="noopener" to new-tab links?
It stops the opened page from controlling your page through window.opener, a security best practice for target="_blank" links.
When should I use nofollow?
Use rel="nofollow" (or "sponsored") for paid or untrusted links so search engines do not treat them as endorsements.
Are links without https:// supported?
Yes. Addresses starting with www. get https:// added to the link automatically.
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How to Use URLs to HTML Links
Convert plain URLs into clickable HTML links, lists or linked text, with new-tab, nofollow and duplicate removal options. Free URL to hyperlink converter.
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