Better links.
A healthier website.
See how your website connects. Find broken links, explore your internal structure, and turn link data into a clear next step.
A focused free SEO link analyzer.
Useful evidence, without the guesswork.
Understand internal links, page depth and how attention flows through your site.
Explore internal linksSee your outbound destinations, external domains and the attributes behind every link.
Explore outbound linksUncover broken connections, redirect chains and opportunities for healthier links.
Explore link healthEnter a domain. We do the connecting.
No account. No complicated setup.
Paste a website address with or without HTTPS. Start from the homepage for a clearer picture of the whole site.
The crawler checks robots rules, follows internal links and reads available sitemaps within the crawl limits.
We extract anchors, link attributes and response codes, then calculate page relationships and review opportunities.
Explore your report, filter the evidence and export CSV files. Real counts update as the crawl progresses.
Only what we can actually measure. No invented traffic, authority scores or backlink estimates.
Our approachUnderstand the paths that help people—and crawlers—find your content.
Your internal links define routes through your website. A page may send many links while receiving very few. Our free internal link analyzer separates incoming occurrences from unique source pages so a repeated navigation link does not look like broad editorial support.
Compare internal link distribution to discover underlinked articles, product pages or useful resources. Inspect the source, anchor and destination together before adding links. A relevant connection that helps a reader is more valuable than adding links simply to raise a number.
Understand your internal linksA sitemap can reveal URLs that normal navigation misses. We flag eligible sitemap pages with no discovered incoming links as potential orphan candidates. We do not call them confirmed orphans when crawl limits, robots rules or JavaScript may hide other paths.
The homepage starts at depth zero. Each followed link adds a step. A free crawl depth checker helps you review pages buried several clicks away. Depth is context, not a verdict: a detailed archive may naturally sit deeper than an important service page.
Review pages receiving one link or very few unique sources. Internal Link Strength is normalized within this crawl using incoming links, unique sources and depth. It describes your observed structure; it does not measure how Google ranks a page.
A free external link checker that keeps the source in sight.
Group outbound links by external domain to see where you send visitors most often. Compare total occurrences with unique source pages, then open the exact relationships in the Links explorer.
The free outbound link checker reports checked response codes and distinguishes follow, nofollow, sponsored and UGC attributes. These attributes describe a relationship; they are not inherently errors. Unchecked destinations remain clearly marked.
A 404 or 410 can leave a visitor stranded. A 5xx response means the server could not complete the request. This free broken link checker connects each checked failure to its source page, so you know where to investigate. Timeouts and blocked requests are reported separately from confirmed HTTP errors.
One redirect is often perfectly normal. Several hops or a redirect loop deserve a closer look. Follow the recorded redirect path and update links where a stable final destination makes the journey simpler.
Our transparent 0–100 diagnostic combines six categories. See where points come from, review the evidence and prioritize fixes. It is not an official Google or third-party SEO metric, and it cannot guarantee rankings.
Use the free anchor text analyzer to group common labels, compare internal and external anchors, and inspect empty links. Image links use available accessible text, including image alt text, so a useful label is not lost simply because it is visual.
“Click here” or “learn more” can make sense in context. Treat generic anchors as review opportunities, not automatic penalties. When a link stands alone, a descriptive label often makes the destination easier to understand for readers using assistive technology.
Website owners and bloggers can repair dead ends. Developers can review navigation changes. SEO professionals and agencies can export evidence for a link audit. Ecommerce stores can inspect product discovery, while content teams can connect related articles thoughtfully.
Learn about our methodologyA website link analyzer follows pages and records the links between them. It helps you inspect source pages, destinations, anchor text and response codes together. This gives you a practical map of the site’s crawlable HTML, rather than a list of URLs without context.
Yes. You can start an analysis without signing up, entering payment details or buying credits. Fair-use limits keep the crawler available to everyone. A standard crawl analyzes up to 300 pages, subject to depth, time and website access limits.
It shows incoming links, unique linking pages, outgoing links and crawl depth. Use those relationships to spot pages that receive little attention within your site. Internal Link Strength compares pages within the same crawl; it is not an external authority metric.
Yes. It records HTTP responses for crawled pages and checks a limited number of unique outbound destinations. A 404 or 410 suggests the destination is unavailable. A timeout, access restriction or server error may be temporary, so verify the destination before removing a useful link.
It is a page discovered through a sitemap or another discovery source with no incoming internal links found in this crawl. A partial crawl cannot prove that no links exist elsewhere. JavaScript navigation, blocked pages and crawl limits all affect what we can see, so candidates need manual review.
Anchor text is the readable label of a link. The report groups repeated anchors and distinguishes internal and outbound links, image links and empty labels. Generic wording such as “read more” can be an opportunity to add context, but it is not automatically an SEO problem.
Six categories cover internal linking, distribution, orphan and low linked pages, outbound health, anchor text and technical link health. The report exposes each category’s points. Categories without applicable evidence are excluded and remaining weights are normalized. The result is our diagnostic score, not a Google metric.
No. We analyze links found on the website you submit. We do not operate an external backlink index and do not estimate traffic, keyword rankings, Domain Rating or Domain Authority. An outbound link found on your site is not a backlink count for that site.
The crawler reads HTML returned by the server without running a browser. Links added only after JavaScript executes may be missing. Server-rendered navigation usually provides more complete discovery. Robots rules, login requirements and access controls can also limit coverage.
Reports expire after the configured retention period, normally 24 hours. Anyone with the unguessable report link can access it until it expires. Export the tables you need before then, and avoid submitting URLs containing private tokens or sensitive query parameters.
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