Link Checker
Analyze all internal and external links on your page with this free link checker.
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Product Description
Free link checker to scan any webpage and list all links. Distinguishes internal vs external and detects nofollow. Summary counts and searchable table.
Tool Introduction
Link Checker is a free online tool that scans any web page and lists every link found. It separates internal links (same domain) from external links (other domains) and identifies nofollow attributes. Use it for SEO audits and link structure review.
Why Use Link Checker
Understanding link distribution helps with SEO. A link checker shows internal vs external balance, anchor text, and nofollow usage at a glance.
This link checker serves SEO professionals and website owners. Output includes total, internal, external, and nofollow counts plus a searchable table with HREF, anchor text, and rel attributes. Use it as a starting point before running a dead link check.
No signup required. Enter a URL, click Analyze, and review the results.
How to Use Link Checker
Enter the full URL of the page you want to analyze in the input field.
Click "Analyze" to crawl the page and extract all link data.
Review the summary counts and the link table. Check for unexpected external links or missing internal navigation. Use descriptive, varied anchor text instead of generic "click here".
Configuration & Output Details
- Categorization: internal vs external by domain
- Data: HREF, anchor text, rel attributes
- Nofollow detection
- Searchable table
- Count summary: total, internal, external, nofollow
Use Cases
- SEO Audit: Check internal and external link balance
- Broken Link Prep: Get a list for dead link checking
- Competitor Research: See where competitors link
- Navigation Check: Verify menu and nav implementation
FAQs
What is a nofollow link?
A nofollow link has rel="nofollow", which tells search engines not to pass authority to the target page.
Why are internal links important?
Internal links help search engines understand site structure and distribute authority to important pages.
Does this tool check if links are broken?
No. It lists links found on the page. Use the Dead Link Checker to verify they work.
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