Link Analyzer
List every internal and external link on a page with anchor text and rel attributes.
About the Link Analyzer
Links are how search engines discover pages and how authority flows through a site. Internal links connect your own pages and tell Google which ones matter most; external links point to other sites. The rel attribute qualifies a link: nofollow (do not endorse), sponsored (paid or affiliate) and ugc (user-generated content).
This analyzer lists every link in the page HTML, splits internal from external, shows anchor text and rel values, and counts which external domains you link to. Use it to check that important pages are linked with descriptive anchors, that affiliate links are marked as sponsored, and that navigation is crawlable. To test whether links work, use the Broken Link Checker.
Frequently asked questions
How many links per page is too many?
There is no fixed limit. Google can crawl pages with hundreds of links, but each link gets a smaller share of attention. Keep links useful and avoid bloated footers and mega-menus.
Should external links be nofollow?
No. Linking normally to helpful, trustworthy sources is fine. Use rel="sponsored" for paid or affiliate links and rel="ugc" for links in comments or forums.
Why are my menu links not shown?
If navigation is built with JavaScript or uses click handlers instead of <a href> elements, it is not in the raw HTML. Search engines may also struggle to follow those links.