Internal Link Checker

Check links across a live page.

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Paste a page URL to audit internal linking

The scan checks how links are distributed and whether anchor text helps users and crawlers understand destinations.

  • Total link count
  • Internal coverage
  • Anchor health
  • Detected link list

How to use it

Enter a live URL to classify its internal and external links, then review anchor text and nofollow use.

Enter the exact public page URL whose links you want to inspect.

  1. 01

    Enter one complete page URL.

  2. 02

    Run the check and compare internal with external links.

  3. 03

    Review vague, empty, or repeated anchor text.

  4. 04

    Add or revise links when they help the visitor continue a relevant task.

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What the result means

A page does not need the maximum number of links. It needs clear paths to related information, stronger proof, and the next action a visitor may reasonably need.

Use this to see whether one page guides people and search engines to the right next pages.

Use it to

  • Counts internal links
  • Separates external links
  • Reviews anchor text quality

What it checks

  • Internal and external link counts
  • Anchor text findings
  • Nofollow use

What it cannot prove

This is a single-page link check, not a complete site crawl.

  • It classifies links found on the submitted page only.
  • It cannot prove whether important pages receive enough links across the whole site.
  • Anchor quality is a heuristic and still requires editorial judgment.
01What counts as an internal link?

A link to another URL on the same website or an approved subdomain is generally internal. It helps people and crawlers move through the site.

02How many internal links should a page have?

There is no fixed number. Add links that help the reader continue a task, understand a topic, or reach an important related page.

03What makes anchor text useful?

It should describe what the destination contains in natural language. Avoid repeated vague anchors such as click here when a clearer phrase is available.