Free internal linking tools
Find the pages nothing links to, the searches your posts compete for, the pages buried too deep and the link text that says nothing. Every tool counts only links inside your writing — not menus, not footers — and none of them needs an account. Each result points to the internal linking guide that explains what to do next.
Check your site
One free, read-only scan — up to 500 pages — answers all of these: scan from any of them and the rest reuse it for a day. The cannibalization checker reads your Search Console instead, and stores nothing.
- Keyword cannibalization checkerSearches two or more of your pages compete for, with the page to keep.Search Console, or a scan for the title check
- Orphan page finderPages no article links to, dead ends, and your sitemap against your links.A scan of your site
- Internal links to a pageEvery link into and out of one page, with the words each link uses.A scan of your site
- Click depth checkerHow many clicks each page sits from your home page, counting only links in your writing.A scan of your site
- Anchor text analyzerGeneric, repetitive and conflicting link text in your articles.A scan of your site
- Full free link auditEvery finding at once — unlinked posts, dead ends, broken links, redirects — with a CSV of the lot.A scan of your site
Answer a question in your browser
No scan, no sign-in: a calculator and two short quizzes.
- Internal links per page calculatorType a word count, get a sensible range of links — and why.Nothing — it runs in your browser
- Internal linking health quizTen questions, a score out of 100, and what to fix first.Two minutes
- Which internal linking plugin?An honest picker — it recommends other tools where they fit better.One minute
About the free tools
Where do the thresholds come from?
Each tool page lists its sources — Google's documentation, statements by Googlers, published studies — and labels any number that is a convention or our own rule. Where the evidence is thin, the page says so.
Are these tools really free?
Yes. No account, no email and no card. The scan-based tools share the same limits as our free link checker: up to 500 pages a scan and three new scans an hour from one connection.
Why do several tools use the same scan?
Because they ask different questions of the same thing: your site’s links. Scan once from any tool and the others answer from that scan for the next day, in seconds, without crawling your site again.
Do the tools change anything on my site?
No. The scan only reads public pages, the way a visitor’s browser does, and identifies itself as our crawler. Nothing is written anywhere.
Why don’t menu and footer links count?
They still matter — Google says site-wide navigation signals which pages are important. But they repeat on every page, so on most WordPress themes they make every post look linked and hide the orphans. Google separates menus and footers from a page’s main content, and so do these tools: they count links inside your writing and note the rest separately.
Start with the full audit.
Every post nothing links to, every broken link. No account, no card.
Free audit · No account needed · No changes to your site