Scan any webpage and get a complete breakdown of every link — internal vs external, dofollow vs nofollow, anchor text. Essential for link audits, SEO and competitor research.
Detects internal, external, dofollow, nofollow links and anchor text on any public webpage
Paste the full URL of the page you want to audit into the input field and click Analyse Links. The tool fetches the page source and identifies every anchor tag present.
Use the filter tabs to switch between All Links, Internal Links, External Links, Dofollow and Nofollow. Each row shows the destination URL, anchor text, link type and rel attribute.
Click Export CSV to download the complete link report as a spreadsheet — useful for adding to a link audit, sending to a client, or importing into Excel for further analysis.
Internal links point to other pages within the same domain. They distribute page authority through your site and help search engines discover and understand the relationship between your pages. External links point to a different domain. They add credibility for users but pass link equity to the destination site unless marked nofollow.
A dofollow link (the default) passes ranking value from one page to another and is followed by search engine crawlers. A nofollow link has the rel nofollow attribute, which instructs crawlers not to follow it or pass ranking value. Nofollow is commonly used for user-generated content, sponsored links and untrusted sources.
Anchor text is the clickable text of a hyperlink. Search engines use it as a strong relevance signal — a link with anchor text "best SEO tools" tells Google the destination page is about SEO tools. Varied, natural anchor text is best practice.
There is no strict limit, but Google historically recommended keeping links per page to a reasonable number to avoid diluting link equity. More importantly, every link should serve the user rather than exist solely for SEO manipulation.
Google introduced two additional link attributes alongside nofollow. rel sponsored marks paid or affiliate links. rel ugc marks links in user-generated content such as comments and forum posts. Both hint to Google not to pass ranking value.
Yes — analyzing a competitor link structure reveals which external sites they link to, how heavily they internally link key pages, what anchor text they use, and whether they have nofollow links pointing to untrusted resources. This intelligence directly informs your own linking strategy.
A broken link occurs when the destination URL has been deleted, moved without a redirect, or contains a typo. Broken links hurt user experience, waste crawl budget and signal poor site maintenance to search engines.
Link equity is the ranking value passed from one page to another through dofollow links. A page with many high-quality inbound links has more equity to pass to the pages it links to. Internal linking strategically distributes this equity from your high-authority pages to deep pages that need ranking support.
These are security attributes, not SEO ones. noopener prevents a new tab from accessing the opener window object (protection against tab-nabbing attacks). noreferrer additionally prevents passing the HTTP referrer header. These are best practice for all target blank links but do not affect SEO.
Run the analyzer on a target page, filter to External Links, and review which domains you are linking to. Check if those links are dofollow — each dofollow external link passes equity away from your site. Review whether high-equity, dofollow links to third parties should be nofollowed.
