What does an Internal Link Checker do?
An internal link checker analyzes the links contained in a webpage and shows where they point, what anchor text they use, whether they are internal or external, and whether link attributes such as nofollow, sponsored or UGC are present. This helps identify weak navigation, duplicate destinations, empty anchors and accidentally nofollowed internal links.
How to use the Internal Link Checker
- Enter a public webpage URL.
- Click Check Internal Links.
- Review the summary metrics and recommendations.
- Use All Links to inspect individual anchors and destinations.
- Use Duplicate Links to find repeated destinations and consolidate unnecessary duplicates.
SEO checks included
GIMSEO checks internal versus external links, duplicate destinations, empty anchor text, image links without ALT text, nofollow, sponsored and UGC attributes, on-page anchors, anchor type, link location and the full destination URL. It analyzes the raw HTML returned by the server, so links inserted only after JavaScript execution may not appear.