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Free Link Analyzer Tool
Links — both internal and external — play a critical role in how search engines understand, crawl, and rank your web pages. How you structure your internal links determines how link equity flows through your website. The external links you include affect your credibility and the user experience. Monitoring and optimizing your link structure is an essential component of technical SEO.
Codepedia.cc's free Link Analyzer scans any webpage and provides a complete breakdown of every link on that page — including link type, URL, anchor text, and follow status.
**What the Link Analyzer Reveals**
The tool identifies all links found on a given page and categorizes them as internal links (pointing to other pages within the same domain) or external links (pointing to other websites). For each link, it displays the anchor text used, whether the link is followed or no-followed, and the destination URL.
**Why Link Analysis Matters**
Internal linking is one of the most underutilized on-page SEO tactics. Well-structured internal links help search engines discover all your pages, understand the hierarchy and relationships between your content, and distribute page authority throughout your site. Identifying pages with too few internal links — or pages that are orphaned entirely — helps you fix these gaps.
External links affect your website's trust signals. Linking out to high-authority, relevant sources enhances your content's credibility. Linking to low-quality or spammy sites can hurt your rankings. A link analysis lets you audit your outgoing links and remove or no-follow any that could be problematic.
**How to Use the Link Analyzer**
Enter the URL of the page you want to analyze and click the analyze button. The tool will crawl the page and return a complete list of all links found, organized by type and annotated with anchor text and follow status. Review the report to identify optimization opportunities and issues requiring attention.
Use this tool regularly as part of your on-page SEO audits and pair it with our Broken Links Finder to ensure all your links are functioning correctly.
