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Link Analyzer
Full link breakdown for a page: internal/external split, dofollow/nofollow, top linked domains.
ABOUT THIS TOOL
Get a full link breakdown for any webpage with the WaooTools Link Analyzer. Check internal and external links, review dofollow and nofollow links, and see the top domains linked from the page. This makes it easier to understand a page's link structure and support SEO audits.
How to Use the Link Analyzer
- Enter the URL of the webpage you want to analyze.
- Start the link analysis.
- Wait while the page and its links are checked.
- Review the internal and external link breakdown.
- Check dofollow and nofollow links.
- Review the top linked domains and use the results for your SEO analysis.
What Is a Link Analyzer?
A Link Analyzer is a tool that examines the links found on a webpage and organizes them into useful categories. It can show whether links are internal or external and whether they are marked as dofollow or nofollow.
Analyzing these link types can help you understand how a webpage connects to other pages and websites.
What Does This Tool Check?
The WaooTools Link Analyzer provides a detailed breakdown of links on a webpage, including:
- Total Links – The total number of links detected on the page.
- Internal Links – Links pointing to pages within the same website.
- External Links – Links pointing to other websites or domains.
- Dofollow Links – Links without a nofollow directive that can pass link signals under search engine rules.
- Nofollow Links – Links marked with nofollow or related link attributes.
- Top Linked Domains – The external domains receiving the most links from the analyzed page.
Why Analyze Page Links?
Link analysis can help you understand the structure of a webpage and identify how it links to internal pages and external websites.
It can be useful for:
- SEO audits
- Internal linking analysis
- Outbound link reviews
- Checking dofollow and nofollow links
- Identifying frequently linked external domains
- Website maintenance
- Competitor and content research
Internal vs External Links
Internal links connect pages within the same website. They can help visitors and search engines discover related pages.
External links point to a different website or domain. They are often used to reference sources, provide additional information, or link to useful resources.
Reviewing both types gives you a clearer picture of a webpage's overall link structure.
Dofollow vs Nofollow Links
Dofollow is commonly used to describe links that do not have a nofollow directive. Search engines may use these links as part of their link-related signals.
Nofollow links use the nofollow attribute to indicate that the link should not be treated in the same way as a standard link for crawling and ranking purposes. Other link attributes, such as sponsored and ugc, can also provide additional context.
Important Limitations
Results depend on the links that can be detected from the analyzed webpage. Links loaded dynamically with JavaScript, links behind login systems, restricted content, or links requiring user interaction may not be detected.
Redirects, duplicate links, URL formats, and different HTML implementations can also affect the reported results. The tool analyzes the page as accessible during the check and may not reflect every link available through interactive or dynamically generated content.
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