Link Analyzer

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About Link Analyzer

Our link analyzer lists every link found on a page. You see internal and external links in one table. Each row shows anchor text and its destination. It marks each link as follow or nofollow. Spot broken or weak links in the result list. Fix them and crawlers move through your site faster. Better link structure helps rankings grow over time. The tool is free and needs no signup. Internal links guide visitors to your key pages. External links point readers to other sites. Too many broken links hurt trust with users. They also waste the crawl time search bots spend. A clean link map keeps authority flowing well. One scan shows the full picture at once. Site owners audit pages after each redesign. SEO teams check client sites during onboarding. Bloggers scan old posts for dead outbound links. Competitor scans reveal how rivals structure content. Each scan takes only a few seconds. You can export the list for your records. Anchor text tells search engines what the target page covers. Vague anchors like click here help no one. Descriptive anchors help readers and crawlers alike. The tool lists every anchor so you can fix them. Small edits here often lift several pages.

How to use

1. Paste the page URL into the input box. Use the full address with the domain.
2. Click the analyze button to start the scan. The crawl begins right away.
3. Wait a few seconds for the crawl to finish. Big pages take a little longer.
4. Review the table of internal and external links. Each row shows one link.
5. Check anchor text and follow status per link. Mark vague anchors for editing.
6. Fix broken links and improve weak anchor text. Then scan the page again.
7. Export the link list for your records. Keep it with your site audit files.

Why use it

• Find broken links that hurt user trust and rankings.
• See exactly which pages pass link value to others.
• Audit competitor pages and learn from their structure.
• Balance follow and nofollow links across your site.
• Catch hacked pages that hide spammy external links.
• Keep your site map aligned with real links.

Tips

• Scan a page right after you publish it live.
• Fix broken outbound links before they rot for months.
• Rewrite vague anchors with clear descriptive phrases.
• Check key money pages more often than old posts.
• Export each scan so you can compare over time.

Frequently asked questions

Is this link analyzer free to use

Yes the tool is completely free to use. No signup or payment is needed. You can run unlimited scans every day.

What does the link analyzer show

It lists internal and external links on one page. It shows anchor text and follow status. It flags broken or problem links. Use filters to sort by link type.

Can I analyze a competitor website

Yes you can enter any public URL. You can study their link structure. Use the insight to improve your own pages. Export the data for client reports.

How often should I check my links

Check after publishing new content. A monthly audit keeps links healthy. Fix issues before they hurt rankings. Set a reminder to repeat the audit.

What is the difference between follow and nofollow

Follow links pass ranking value to the target. Nofollow links tell bots not to pass value. Both types have valid uses on a page. The tool shows the status of each one.

Why do broken links hurt SEO

They send users to dead pages and raise frustration. They waste crawl budget that bots could use elsewhere. Too many can lower trust in your site. Fix them fast when a scan finds them.

Can I scan pages behind a login

No the tool only reads public pages. It cannot pass login screens or paywalls. Publish the page publicly first. Then run the scan on it.

Scan your most important page today and fix what you find.