Free Internal Link Checker & Analyzer
Use our free internal link checker to analyze internal links and anchor text from any page's pasted HTML source. Identify duplicate URLs, missing anchor text, nofollow links, and empty href values to improve your internal linking strategy.
Analyze Internal Links and Anchor Text
Paste a page’s HTML source below. The analyzer reviews anchor elements without sending your content to a remote server.
The tool analyzes links found in the pasted markup. It does not crawl a live website or verify whether destination pages actually return a successful response.
Internal Link Details
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0 issuesAudit Internal Links in Three Steps
Review pasted page markup without sending the source to an external analysis service.
Copy the HTML source
Paste the page markup containing the links you want to inspect.
Run the analysis
The tool extracts anchor elements and evaluates common internal-link signals.
Review the report
Inspect destinations, anchor text, duplicates, nofollow links and empty values.
What Does Our Internal Link Analysis Tool Check?
Our internal link analysis tool helps you check internal links on a page by examining pasted HTML source code. Review anchor text, duplicate destinations, nofollow attributes, and URL patterns to identify potential internal linking issues.
Destination patterns
Distinguish relative URLs, absolute URLs, fragments, mail links and JavaScript links.
Anchor text
Identify missing or weak anchor text that may be unclear to users and search engines.
Rel attributes
Review nofollow, sponsored, ugc and other rel values found on links.
Internal Link Analyzer FAQs
Quick answers about pasted HTML, duplicate links and interpreting the results.
How to find internal links on a website?
To find internal links on a website, open the page you want to inspect and view its HTML source. Copy the HTML and paste it into our free internal link checker. Enter the website URL if needed, then click Analyze Internal Links to review link destinations, anchor text, duplicate URLs, and nofollow attributes. This tool analyzes one pasted HTML document at a time rather than crawling the entire website.
Does the tool crawl my live website?
No. It analyzes only the HTML pasted into the textarea and does not request destination pages.
Are duplicate links always harmful?
No. Repeated links can be normal in navigation, sidebars and footers. The duplicate count is a review signal rather than an automatic error.
Why should empty anchor text be reviewed?
Links without readable text may be difficult for users and assistive technology to understand unless they contain an accessible label or meaningful linked image alt text.
Does this tool test whether a destination is broken?
No. It reviews link markup only. Use a broken-link checker to test destination availability.
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