Internal Link Checker

See how your pages link to each other

Internal links are how ranking flows through a site and how visitors and crawlers move between pages. This tool analyses the internal links in your HTML, so you can see which pages a page connects to and reason about whether the structure supports your important pages.

Why internal linking is underrated

External links get all the attention, but internal links are the part of ranking you fully control. A page with no internal links pointing to it is an orphan that ranking cannot reach; a key page buried many clicks deep gets less of the flow than a shallow one. Deliberately linking important pages from relevant places, with descriptive anchor text, channels ranking where you want it. Seeing the current links is the first step to improving them.

Structure that helps readers and crawlers

Good internal linking guides a reader to the next relevant page and lets a crawler discover and understand the site’s hierarchy. Analysing the links on a page shows what it currently connects to and reveals gaps, such as an important page you meant to link but did not. The analysis runs in your browser, so your markup is not uploaded.

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