See which pages get links and which get none

SEO leads and site owners can find isolated pages before a redesign, content review or internal linking campaign.

See which pages get links and which get none. You get practical output without creating an account or sending your input elsewhere.

How to use

Enter the site domain in the first field.
Paste the HTML of the pages you want to inspect, separating each page with a line of three equals signs.
Run the analysis to extract internal links.
Read the map and identify pages that receive links and pages with no incoming internal link.
Clear the input when you want to test a different set of pages.

Example

The sample describes a small site linking to the home, contact and about pages. After analysis, check which targets are linked and whether any of those pages receives no internal link at all.

Input

example.com
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<a href='/'>Home</a><a href='/contact'>Contact</a>
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<a href='/about'>About</a><a href='/'>Home</a>
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<a href='/contact'>Contact</a>

Limits and formats

The tool studies the HTML you provide; it does not crawl a live website automatically.
Internal links depend on the domain you enter, so a typo can distort the map.
Links created by JavaScript or hidden in complex attributes may not be found.
The output is only as complete as the pages you paste.

Where processing happens

The link map is built entirely in your browser. The domain and HTML blocks you paste are processed locally. Nothing leaves your device.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to paste every page of my site?

For a useful map, include the pages involved in your internal linking plan. If key pages are missing, their links are not counted and the result may wrongly suggest an isolated page.

How exactly should I separate the pages?

Place a line with three equals signs between each page's HTML block. This tells the tool where one page ends and the next begins, which is essential for a correct map.

Can it detect links inside JavaScript code?

It mainly extracts links from the HTML markup you provide. Links generated later by scripts may not appear, so review the source or test important pages manually if that matters.