Enter any page to count its internal and external links, split by dofollow and nofollow, with the full list of anchors and where they point.
Enter any page to count its internal and external links, split by dofollow and nofollow, with the full list of anchors and where they point.
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Links are counted from the page's raw HTML, fetched once through this server and cached briefly. Links added by JavaScript after the page loads cannot be detected by any server-side tool, including this one. Capped at the first 500 links found.
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Links tell search engines how pages relate to each other and which ones matter most. Internal links spread authority around your own site, while external links point visitors and signals elsewhere.
This free link counter checks any page and returns the total links, internal versus external, and dofollow versus nofollow, plus a full list of every anchor text and destination. Filter by type, then copy or download the list as CSV.
Use it to audit your own pages, check a guest post before you publish it, or see how a competitor links out.
Enter any URL above to count every link on the page, split into internal and external, dofollow and nofollow, with each anchor text listed. Links are read from the page's raw HTML, up to the first 500.
Works on any public page.
Paste the full address of the page to analyse.
See total, internal, external, dofollow and nofollow counts at a glance.
Show only one type, for example external dofollow links, to review them quickly.
Copy the list or download a CSV for audits and reports.
The rel attribute on a link tells search engines how to treat it.
<a href="/pricing/">Pricing</a> internal, dofollow
<a href="https://x.com" rel="nofollow">X</a> external, nofollow
rel="sponsored" paid or affiliate links
rel="ugc" user-generated contentLinks added by JavaScript after the page loads cannot be detected by server-side tools, including this one.
A 1,500-word blog post is checked before publishing.
Different link types do different jobs.
| Link type | What it is | SEO role |
|---|---|---|
| Internal dofollow | Link to another page on your site | Spreads authority, helps discovery |
| External dofollow | Link to another website | Passes signals to the other site |
| Nofollow | rel="nofollow" | A hint not to pass signals |
| Sponsored | rel="sponsored" | Required for paid and affiliate links |
| UGC | rel="ugc" | For comments and forum posts |
Internal links are one of the few ranking signals you fully control.
Dofollow is a normal link that can pass ranking signals. Nofollow adds rel="nofollow" to hint that search engines should not pass signals through it.
There is no fixed limit. Keep links useful and relevant. Pages with hundreds of links dilute the value each one passes.
They help search engines discover pages, understand site structure and decide which pages are most important.
No. It reads the page's raw HTML. Links injected by JavaScript after load are not visible to server-side tools.
rel="sponsored" marks paid, affiliate or advertising links, as Google requires.
The tool counts the first 500 links on a page, which covers almost every real-world page.
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