Internal Links Checker

See every internal link on any public page — anchor text, target path, and follow/nofollow status, all in one table.

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Keep every page's linking in shape — sitewide.

A single-page check is a start. SEOJuicer's full audit checks meta tags, keywords, and more across every page on your domain, not just one URL.

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How it works

Find any page's internal links in three steps

No signup, no install — just paste a URL and see every internal link at a glance.

Enter a URL

Type in any public page you want to check — no signup needed.

We scan it

We read every <a> tag on the page and keep the ones pointing to the same site.

See the list

Get a full table of anchor text, target path, and follow/nofollow status.

Link deep, not just to the homepage

Internal links to deeper pages help search engines discover and rank them.

Use descriptive anchor text

Generic text like "click here" wastes a chance to signal what the linked page is about.

Watch your nofollow links

Nofollow tells search engines not to pass ranking signal through that link.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Have questions about the internal links checker? Here are the most common ones our users ask before getting started.

What counts as an internal link?

An internal link is any <a> tag whose href points to a page on the same domain as the page you're checking — as opposed to an external link, which points to a different site entirely. This tool ignores anchor-only links (like #section), mailto links, and links to other domains, keeping only the ones that stay within the site.

Why does internal linking matter for SEO?

Internal links are how search engines discover and understand the relationship between pages on your site. A page with few or no internal links pointing to it is harder to find and often gets crawled less often, while a strong internal linking structure helps distribute ranking authority across your most important pages.

What does "nofollow" mean on a link?

A rel="nofollow" attribute tells search engines not to pass ranking signal through that particular link. It's commonly used for links you don't want to vouch for, but overusing it on internal links can quietly prevent search engines from crawling parts of your own site.

Why does anchor text matter?

The clickable text of a link gives search engines context about what the destination page is about. Descriptive anchor text like "our pricing plans" is far more useful than generic text like "click here", both for SEO and for visitors scanning the page.

Does this tool check links deeper than one page?

No — this checks the internal links found on the single page you enter. For a site-wide view of internal linking across every page, run SEOJuicer's full website audit instead.

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