Chrome Extension · Free

Search result links,
collected by drag

Drag your mouse over search results to select multiple links at once and organize them into a list.

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Key Features

Why Link Collector?

Pick only the links you need from search results and gather them fast.

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Drag to select
Drag your mouse over the search result area to select all the links inside at once.
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Gather into a list
Organize selected links into a clean list with a single icon click.
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Domain preview
Preview the domains of collected links so you can filter down to just what you need.
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Safe extension
Collects no personal data and sends nothing externally — it runs entirely in your browser.
How to use

Three steps are all it takes

Use it right away on search result pages after installing.

1
Install the extension
Install Link Collector from the web store. No sign-up required.
2
Drag search results
Drag your mouse over the search result area to select the links you want at once.
3
Click the icon to review
Click the toolbar icon and your selected links appear organized into a list.

Why Use Link Collector?

When conducting web research, clicking and opening multiple search results one by one is tedious and time-consuming. TimeSave Link Collector streamlines this workflow. Simply drag your mouse over search engine results (like Google, Bing, or Yahoo) to capture all URLs instantly. You can review, filter, and organize the collected links in a clean list, then copy them to your clipboard as plain text or import them into Excel. It's a massive productivity booster for students, researchers, marketers, and developers alike.

Practical Use Cases

Use Link Collector to optimize various daily web workflows:

  • Market & Competitor Research: Quickly gather competitor websites and references from search result pages without opening dozens of tabs.
  • Academic Research: Compile source materials, thesis references, and documentation links into a single organized list.
  • Content Curation & Shopping: Collect multiple product links, articles, or news stories to compare prices and review information side-by-side.