Free Internal Link Checker
Enter a URL to list every internal link on the page with its anchor text, and flag nofollow internal links and vague anchors like "click here".
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How to use the free internal link checker
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Enter a page URL.
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Review its internal links and anchor text.
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Add links to important pages, with descriptive anchor text.
Internal links spread ranking power
Internal links help Google discover your pages and understand how they relate, and they pass authority from strong pages (like your homepage) to the pages you want to rank. Pages with few internal links pointing to them often struggle to rank at all.
Use descriptive anchor text that says what the linked page is about, and never nofollow your own internal links.
Tips for using the internal link checker
Link from strong pages
Your homepage and best-ranking articles pass the most value. Link from them to pages you want to rank.
Use descriptive anchors
Anchor text should say what the linked page is about, using its topic or keyword.
Fix orphan pages
Pages with no internal links pointing to them are hard for Google to find.
Check for broken ones
Find dead links with the broken link checker.
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Internal Link Checker FAQ
Can I check any website?
Any public page. Pages behind a login, or that block automated requests, can't be checked.
How many internal links should a page have?
There's no fixed number. Link wherever it genuinely helps the reader; most articles benefit from 3–10 contextual links.
Is it free?
Yes, with no sign-up. Page checks are limited to 60 a day per person to keep them fast for everyone.
Do internal links help SEO?
Yes. They help Google find and understand pages, and they pass authority between your pages.
Should internal links be nofollow?
No. Nofollow on your own links stops value flowing to your own pages.
How many internal links per page?
As many as genuinely help readers. Most articles do well with 3–10 contextual links.
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