Link Analyzer
Free link analyzer that crawls a page and categorizes all links as internal/external, dofollow/nofollow, with anchor text analysis.
How to Use Link Analyzer
Enter URL
Type page URL.
Analyze
Tool extracts and categorizes links.
Review
See link breakdown and stats.
Who Uses Link Analyzer?
SEO auditors, link builders, web developers, content managers.
Why Use Our Link Analyzer?
Internal vs external breakdown
Dofollow/nofollow detection
Anchor text analysis
Free to use
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an internal and an external link?
Internal links connect pages within the same website domain, helping users navigate and establishing site architecture. External links (outbound links) point to a completely different website domain.
Why is anchor text important in link analysis?
Anchor text is the visible, clickable text of a link. Search engines use it to understand the context of the destination page. A natural, diverse anchor text profile is essential for avoiding over-optimization penalties.
How many internal links should a page ideally have?
There is no strict limit, but you should only include internal links that are genuinely helpful to the reader. A common SEO best practice is to link out to 3-5 highly relevant internal pages per 1,000 words of content.
Can having too many outbound links hurt my website?
Linking to high-quality, authoritative sources is actually good for SEO. However, linking out to hundreds of low-quality or spammy sites on a single page can cause search engines to view your site as a link farm.
What does a Nofollow link look like in the HTML code?
A standard Nofollow link contains the `rel="nofollow"` attribute. For example: `<a href="https://example.com" rel="nofollow">Anchor Text</a>`. Our analyzer tool automatically detects and highlights these tags for you.