Internal Link Analyzer

Paste your page HTML to check internal links and anchor text: generic anchors, empty links, duplicate targets, missing rel attributes, and sections with no links at all.

Free to use. Enter your email once to copy or download. Runs entirely in your browser.

Paste your page HTML

View Source on your page, copy, paste here. Works on staging and unpublished pages no crawler can reach. Your domain is auto-detected from the links so internal and external can be told apart: edit it if the guess is wrong. Nothing is uploaded.

Audit result

Text report

This audit covers the HTML you pasted: one page. It cannot verify targets are live, and links injected by JavaScript only show up if you paste the rendered DOM. Site-wide architecture needs a crawl.

Same paste, more checks:Heading Structure Auditor · Alt Text Auditor · Content Chunking Checker · FAQ Schema Generator

Why internal linking matters

Internal links are how authority flows through your site and how search engines learn which pages matter. Anchor text is the label on that flow: engines and AI systems read it as a description of the target page. "Click here" describes nothing, so the link exists but the signal does not.

The Internal Link Analyzer grades every link on the page against five checks:

Internal versus external link ratio.
Generic anchors, like "click here" or "read more".
Empty icon links with no accessible text.
The same target linked under different anchors, mixed signals about what the page is.
External commercial links missing a rel attribute.

The check most tools skip

Link checkers grade the links that exist. This one also flags the sections that have none. A high-value section with zero outgoing links, often the exact section describing your product or pricing, is a dead end: no authority flows from your strongest content to your money pages.

Run the audit, work through the fix list, then check internal links again after your next content pass. Because this internal links checker takes pasted HTML, it works on drafts and staging pages long before any crawler could reach them.

Frequently asked questions

How does the tool know which links are internal versus external?

Your domain is auto-detected from the links so internal and external can be told apart: edit it if the guess is wrong.

What counts as a generic anchor?

"Click here" or "read more" and similar phrases. Engines read anchor text as a description of the target; a generic anchor describes nothing.

Does it check whether the linked pages are actually live?

No. This audit covers the HTML you pasted: one page. It cannot verify targets are live, and links injected by JavaScript only show up if you paste the rendered DOM.

What is an "orphan section" and why does the tool flag it?

A high-value section with zero outgoing links, often the exact section describing your product or pricing, is a dead end: no authority flows from your strongest content to your money pages. Link checkers grade the links that exist; this one also flags the sections that have none.

Can I audit a page that is not published yet?

Yes. Because this internal links checker takes pasted HTML, it works on drafts and staging pages long before any crawler could reach them.

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Take it further

One page done. Your link architecture is site-wide.

Which pages hoard authority and which money pages starve takes a full crawl. We do it on a discovery call.

Run the AI Website Audit

Want this done for your whole site, and tracked over time?

The Internal Link Analyzer audits one page. Link architecture is a site-wide game: which pages hoard authority, which money pages starve. On a discovery call we crawl your site and walk the findings with you live.

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