Page Link Analyzer

Enter a complete URL including http:// or https:// to extract all anchor tags.

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Analysis Summary
Total Links

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Dofollow

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Nofollow

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Anchor Text URL Type Follow Status
Anchor Text URL Follow Status
Anchor Text URL Follow Status

Extract and Analyze Webpage Links

Our Page Link Analyzer helps you audit webpage links quickly. Enter any URL to get a comprehensive list of all anchor tags on the page.

This tool is essential for SEO professionals, webmasters, and developers who need to review their link profile, check for nofollow attributes, and separate internal from external links.

Key features

  • Complete Link Extraction Extracts all anchor tags from any given webpage.
  • Link Classification Automatically categorizes links into internal and external based on the domain.
  • Nofollow Detection Identifies links with the rel="nofollow" attribute to help with SEO audits.

How to analyze page links

A step-by-step guide to using our free Page Link Analyzer tool.

  1. Enter URL Type or paste the complete URL of the webpage you want to analyze into the input field.
  2. Start Analysis Click the "Analyze Links" button to fetch and process the page.
  3. Review Summary View the summary cards to see total links, internal/external breakdown, and dofollow/nofollow counts.
  4. Filter and Export Use the tabs to filter links by type (Internal, External, All).

Usage tips

  • Regularly checking your internal links ensures good site navigation and SEO structure.
  • Keep an eye on external links to make sure you aren't linking out to malicious or spammy websites.
  • Use the nofollow attribute for untrusted user-generated content or paid links to comply with search engine guidelines.

Frequently asked questions

What is an internal link?
An internal link points to another page on the same domain or website.
An external link points to a completely different domain than the one you are analyzing.
The "nofollow" attribute tells search engines not to pass authority (link juice) to the target URL. It's commonly used for sponsored content and untrusted links.
No, it only analyzes the specific page URL you provide. It does not follow links to crawl other pages.