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The Link Analyzer Tool scans a webpage and lists the links it contains, separating internal links from external ones and showing anchor text and attributes. It gives you a fast view of how a page connects to the rest of the web.
Understanding page-level links helps you improve navigation, distribute authority, and avoid linking problems.
A link analyzer is an on-page SEO tool that extracts every link from a URL and reports details such as the destination, the anchor text, and attributes like nofollow.
It reveals how a page links to other pages on your site and to outside websites.
Links guide users and search engines through your content. Clear anchor text and sensible link structure help crawlers understand topics and priorities.
The tool fetches the page, reads its HTML, and collects every anchor element. Each link is then classified by domain and checked for attributes such as rel="nofollow".
The report shows what is in the page code, so links added later by JavaScript may not appear in every case.
Audit internal linking and outbound links during site reviews.
Make sure pages link to the right resources.
Check that new articles include helpful internal links.
Verify navigation and footer link output.
Review partner and sponsored link markup.
Study how competitors structure their pages.
Page URL:
https://www.example.com/blog/seo-guide/
Result:
Shows 42 links: 35 internal and 7 external, with anchor text for each.
Outbound Check:
A page with several partner links.
Result:
Confirms which outbound links carry nofollow or sponsored attributes.
Navigation Audit:
A homepage URL.
Result:
Reveals menu, footer, and in-content links in one list.
It is a tool that extracts and reports the links found on a webpage, including anchor text and attributes.
Internal links point to pages on the same domain, while external links point to other websites.
Anchor text describes the target page for users and search engines, so clear wording improves context.
Yes. Link attributes such as nofollow are reported where they appear in the HTML.
Yes, you can analyze any publicly accessible page URL.
Yes. The Link Analyzer Tool is completely free to use, with no registration required.
Typical users include SEO Professionals, Website Owners, Content Editors, Web Developers, and Digital Marketers.
The Link Analyzer Tool makes it easy to see exactly how a page links to your own content and to the wider web. Regular link audits help you build stronger internal structure, keep outbound links clean, and give search engines clearer signals about your pages.
