Internal Link Map
Enter a page URL and this tool fetches that page server-side, extracts every <a href> link, and splits them into internal and external by exact hostname match, showing each link's anchor text.
How to use this tool
- 1
Paste the full URL of a public web page (including https://) into the input field.
- 2
Submit the form so the server fetches and parses that page's HTML.
- 3
Read the Internal and External counts at the top, then scroll the internal links list to review each href and its anchor text.
- 4
Look for links with empty or vague anchor text, or pages you expected to be linked but are not, and fix them in your source HTML.
How does an internal link map help SEO?
Internal links are the <a> tags on a page that point to other URLs on the same site. They let search engine crawlers discover pages and pass ranking signals (often called link equity) between them, while the visible anchor text hints at what the destination page is about. This tool sends the URL you enter to its own server, downloads the page's raw HTML, and parses it with the cheerio library to collect every <a href>. Each link is resolved against the page's final URL and classified as internal only when its hostname exactly matches the fetched page's hostname; everything else is external. That exact-match rule has a real gotcha: example.com and www.example.com are treated as different hosts, as are subdomains like blog.example.com, so cross-subdomain links count as external here. The tool reads links from the HTML as delivered, so links injected later by JavaScript will not appear. It captures the anchor text exactly as written, trimmed and cut to 120 characters. Use it to spot orphaned sections, empty anchors, and weak anchor text, not as a full crawl-budget or PageRank simulation.
Common use cases
Auditing a blog post to confirm it links out to the cornerstone or pillar pages you intended to support.
Checking a newly published page for empty or generic anchor text like 'click here' before it goes live.
Comparing the internal-versus-external link ratio on a competitor's article to understand their linking pattern.
Verifying that a site migration kept the same internal links by mapping the old and new URLs side by side.
Finding accidental external links to a staging or www/non-www variant of your own domain that should be internal.
Quickly counting how many outbound external links a page carries when reviewing it for excessive or affiliate links.
Frequently asked questions
Does this run in my browser or on a server?▼
Why is a link to www.mydomain.com marked external on my non-www page?▼
Why are some links on the page missing?▼
Is there a limit on how many links it shows?▼
Does it tell me which links are nofollow?▼
Why does it fail on some URLs?▼
Are mailto and tel links counted?▼
Related tools
Meta Tags Analyzer
Extract and analyze every meta tag from any URL.
Heading Hierarchy Analyzer
Audit H1-H6 structure for SEO and accessibility issues.
Schema Markup Validator
Extract and validate JSON-LD schema from any page.
Open Graph Inspector
Preview how a URL appears on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Sitemap Inspector
Analyze any XML sitemap — URL count, lastmod, structure.
robots.txt Inspector
Parse robots.txt and flag common mistakes.