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Link Analyzer – Audit Every Link on a Web Page

List every link on a page with its anchor text, type and rel values, ready to export.

About Link Analyzer

Use the link analyzer to audit the internal links on a key page, to check that paid or affiliate links carry nofollow or sponsored before a post goes live, or to see where a competitor's page links to. Enter the URL and click Analyze.

Every link is listed with its URL, anchor text (or [img] when the link wraps an image), internal or external, rel values such as nofollow, sponsored, ugc and noopener, and the target. A summary counts all links, internal, external and nofollow links and linked domains, and a second table ranks the external domains by how many links point to each. The analyzer flags links with empty anchor text, pages with more than 300 links, and external links that open in a new tab without noopener. Both tables export to CSV, and clicking a URL opens it in the Redirect Checker. To test whether the links work, use the Broken Link Checker.

How to use Link Analyzer

  1. 1
    Enter the URL

    Paste the address of the page you want to analyze.

  2. 2
    Click Analyze

    Every link in the page's HTML is collected and classified.

  3. 3
    Read the summary

    Check the totals, the nofollow count and the linked-domains table.

  4. 4
    Filter and export

    Filter the list, then copy it or save it as CSV.

Why use Cubfile for this

  • The full link list

    URL, anchor text, type, rel and target for every link.

  • rel values shown

    nofollow, sponsored, ugc and noopener at a glance.

  • Linked domains

    External domains ranked by the number of links to each.

  • Link hygiene flags

    Empty anchors, very long link lists and missing noopener.

FAQ

Link Analyzer: questions and answers

What's the difference between internal and external links?
Internal links point to pages on the same site, external links to other domains. The analyzer labels each link and counts both kinds.
Should outbound links be nofollow?
Mark paid links as sponsored and links added by users as ugc. Other links you'd happily recommend can stay followed. The analyzer shows which rel values each link already has.
Is it bad to have more than 300 links on a page?
There's no hard limit, but very long link lists spread attention thin and often point to bloated menus or footers. The analyzer flags pages above 300 links so you can take a look.
Why does a link show [img] as its anchor text?
The link wraps an image instead of text. Search engines use the image's alt text as the anchor, so make sure the image has one. Alt text is among the more than 40 checks in the SEO Checker.
Does the link analyzer save my results?
No. The page is fetched when you click, nothing is stored, and the check doesn't use your daily tasks.
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