Internal Link Checker
Check links across a live page.
Use the tool
Ready when you are
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
Look for useful paths, not a link quota.
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.
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Enter one complete page URL.
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Run the check and compare internal with external links.
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Review vague, empty, or repeated anchor text.
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Add or revise links when they help the visitor continue a relevant task.
What the result means
Good internal links explain the next useful step.
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
Scope of this check
Know what the result can tell you.
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.
Questions before you act
Internal Link Checker questions
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.
