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Internal Links Checker

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Enter a webpage URL to analyze all its links

URL

Point it at any page.

Crawl

Read the live markup.

Links

Collect every href.

Anchors

Read the anchor text.

Follow

Check rel attributes.

Fix list

Take the report away.

Link report

60 links

searchvector.io

/tools/keyword-research

48

Internal

12

External

5

Nofollow

Anchor text

Pricing plans

/pricing

follow

Keyword research

/tools/keyword-research

follow

Partner site

partner.com

nofollow

Blog index

/blog

follow

Internal share

80%

Link report

60 links

searchvector.io

/tools/keyword-research

48

Internal

12

External

5

Nofollow

Anchor text

Pricing plans

/pricing

follow

Keyword research

/tools/keyword-research

follow

Partner site

partner.com

nofollow

Blog index

/blog

follow

Internal share

80%

Link report

60 links

searchvector.io

/tools/keyword-research

48

Internal

12

External

5

Nofollow

Anchor text

Pricing plans

/pricing

follow

Keyword research

/tools/keyword-research

follow

Partner site

partner.com

nofollow

Blog index

/blog

follow

Internal share

80%

URL

Point it at any page.

Crawl

Read the live markup.

Links

Collect every href.

Anchors

Read the anchor text.

Follow

Check rel attributes.

Fix list

Take the report away.

Analyze internal links, external links, anchor text, and follow status on any webpage so you can improve crawl paths, navigation, and SEO link equity.

Part of SearchVector Platform

Analyze Your Website's Link Structure

Internal linking helps search engines discover important pages and helps visitors move through your site. This Internal Links Checker shows how one page distributes links, anchor text, and follow signals.

Use the free checker for page-level analysis. For site-wide crawling, broken-link monitoring, repair prioritization, and historical technical SEO reports, use SearchVector's dashboard. Use it to learn how to find internal links in a website, run an internal link checker, review internal link analysis tool output, test an inbound link checker tool flow, and improve internal link analysis.

What the checker covers

04 items

Link Classification

01

Separate same-domain links from outbound links so you can review crawl paths and external references.

Anchor Text Analysis

02

Review visible anchor text and spot vague labels, repeated anchors, or missing context.

Follow Status

03

Identify follow and nofollow links before deciding which links need repair or review.

Free Forever

04

No signup required. Part of our free SEO toolkit for everyone.

How it works

From a URL to a link map

Analyze any webpage's links in three simple steps

01

Enter URL

Paste a public page URL you want to inspect.

02

Analyze Page

The checker extracts links, anchors, destinations, and follow attributes from that page.

03

Review Results

Use counts and link details to improve navigation, crawl paths, and repair priorities.

Workflow

Powerful Features

Page-level link checks for crawlability, anchor text, and link-quality review

01

Internal vs external links

Separate links by destination so page authority flow and outbound references are easier to review.

02

Anchor text review

Find empty, repeated, generic, or unclear anchors that weaken navigation and SEO context.

03

Follow Status

Check whether links are follow or nofollow before changing important page references.

04

Link counts

Compare total, internal, and external links to spot unusually thin or overloaded pages.

05

Repair-ready table

Scan URLs, anchors, types, and follow status in one results table.

06

Single-page check

Run a fast page-level check before scheduling a deeper site crawl.

Internal links questions

Common questions about internal link checking

What is the difference between internal and external links?

Internal links point to pages on the same domain, while external links point to other websites. Internal links guide crawling and navigation; external links cite or send users to outside resources.

Is this link checker free?

Yes. The page-level Internal Links Checker is free to use. For recurring site-wide crawling, broken-link monitoring, and prioritization, use the SearchVector dashboard.

Why is internal linking important for SEO?

Internal links help search engines discover pages, understand relationships between topics, and move authority through a site. They also help visitors reach related content faster.

What other SEO tools does SearchVector offer?

SearchVector offers a complete SEO platform including Keyword Research across 5 platforms, GSC Analytics, Live Rank Tracker, Sitemap Analyzer, Core Web Vitals monitoring, YouTube SEO tools, and more in our dashboard.

Does this replace a full crawl?

No. This tool checks one public page at a time. Use it for quick diagnosis, then run a site-wide crawl when you need broken-link discovery, depth analysis, or historical monitoring.

What internal link analysis workflows does this support?

Use it when learning how to find internal links in a website, running an internal link checker, reviewing an internal link analysis tool, checking an inbound link checker tool, or planning internal link analysis.

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