Analyze internal links in your pasted page content, review anchor text and identify practical opportunities to strengthen navigation, topical relationships and internal SEO signals.
Paste your page content below. The tool detects internal URLs, anchor text, link count, repeated anchors and basic topical opportunities. It analyzes what you provide rather than crawling your entire website.
Paste the HTML of your article/page for the most accurate link and anchor-text analysis. Plain text can still be reviewed for content structure.
Your internal-link analysis and recommendations will appear here.
Internal links help users navigate your website and help search engines discover and understand relationships between pages. This tool provides a practical review of the links you supply.
Counts links that point to pages within the supplied website domain.
Separates links pointing to other domains so you can review the page's link mix.
Extracts anchor text and identifies repeated or empty anchor labels.
Shows the supplied internal destinations so you can review where links are sending users.
Optionally checks whether target-topic terms appear in the supplied anchor text.
Highlights when the supplied page has few internal links or weak anchor coverage.
Good internal linking connects related pages in a way that is useful for visitors and logical for search engines.
Anchor text should help users understand what they will find after clicking. Avoid relying only on vague phrases such as “click here.”
Connect closely related articles, services, categories and supporting resources where the link adds genuine value.
Use relevant internal links to help important commercial and informational pages receive appropriate contextual connections.
Use a hub-and-supporting-content structure when it fits the subject, helping users move naturally between related resources.
Do not add links simply to increase a number. Every internal link should have a clear navigational or contextual purpose.
After identifying internal URLs, check important destinations for redirects, errors and outdated pages separately.
Add contextual links where they genuinely help the reader explore a related topic.
Write descriptive anchors that accurately represent the destination page.
Use natural variation when multiple links point to the same destination and avoid manipulative repetition.
Review whether your key pages are connected from relevant, useful sections across the website.
Make sure links are easy to understand and useful rather than interrupting the reading experience.
Review internal links after redesigns, migrations, URL changes and content updates.
It checks supplied page HTML or content for internal and external links, anchor text, destination URLs, repeated anchors and basic topic alignment.
This browser-based version analyzes the content you paste. Full-site crawling requires a server-side crawler or an SEO crawling service and is not performed by this widget.
There is no universal ideal number. The appropriate amount depends on page length, topic complexity and what links genuinely help users navigate the site.
No. Use natural, descriptive anchor text that accurately explains the destination. Avoid forcing exact-match keywords into every anchor.
Internal links can help users navigate and help search engines discover pages and understand relationships between content. Their value depends on relevance and implementation.
A good anchor is concise, descriptive and relevant to the destination. It should make sense in the surrounding sentence and set an accurate expectation.
This version identifies and lists supplied destination URLs, but it does not make reliable live HTTP requests to every destination. Use a dedicated redirect or crawler tool to verify status codes.
Use the analyzer to review your current links and find practical opportunities for a clearer, more connected website structure.
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