Every Link in One Table
Parse the whole page with the browser's own DOMParser and list each link with its anchor text, destination, rel, target, and type, no crawling or uploads.
Anchor Text & Link Auditor
TL;DR: Anchor Text & Link Auditor checks audit anchor text, rel attributes, and link security from pasted html. so you can confirm the current issue, understand when it matters, and move directly into the next fix without leaving the browser.
Paste a page's HTML and get a per-link breakdown of anchor text, rel attributes, link security, and internal vs external balance, entirely in your browser.
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Per-link anchor text, href, rel, and target extraction nofollow, sponsored, and ugc rel detection target="_blank" without rel="noopener" security flagging Generic, empty, and duplicate anchor detection Internal vs external classification with summary counts
What does Anchor Text & Link Auditor do?
The Anchor Text & Link Auditor parses the raw HTML of a page in your browser and inspects every `<a href>` it finds. For each link it surfaces the visible anchor text, the destination URL, any rel attributes, the target, and whether the link is internal or external, then rolls those details into a summary you can act on.
Why it matters for SEO: Anchor text is one of the strongest on-page signals search engines use to understand what a linked page is about. Vague anchors like "click here" waste that signal, empty anchors leave crawlers and screen readers with nothing to read, and the same anchor pointing at different URLs sends mixed messages about which page deserves to rank.
Rel attribute audit: Confirm that paid and affiliate links carry rel="sponsored", that user-generated links use rel="ugc", and that you are not accidentally nofollowing internal links you actually want crawled. Getting these wrong can leak link equity or violate search engine guidelines.
Link security: Every link that opens in a new tab with target="_blank" but no rel="noopener" gives the destination page a handle back to your window via window.opener. The auditor flags these so you can close a well-known tabnabbing and performance footgun.
Internal vs external balance: Supply the page URL (or rely on a `<base href>` in your markup) and the tool resolves relative links to split internal from external destinations, so you can see at a glance whether a page links out responsibly and threads enough internal links to spread authority.
When should you use Anchor Text & Link Auditor?
Anchor Text & Link Auditor is most useful when you need a direct answer on a live URL or draft before you change templates, ship content, or rerun a wider audit.
So verwenden Sie dieses Tool
- 1 Open View Source on the page (or copy rendered HTML from DevTools) and paste it into the box.
- 2 Optionally add the page's own URL so relative links resolve and internal vs external is exact.
- 3 Click Audit links to generate the summary cards and the per-link table.
- 4 Filter to flagged links, fix empty, generic, insecure, or duplicate anchors, and rerun.
What should you do next?
After auditing anchors on a single page, run the site-wide broken link checker to find dead destinations and the internal link graph tool to spot orphan pages. Then move to the related checks below to confirm the fix on the live canonical page.
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Catches the Quiet Footguns
Flags insecure target=_blank links, empty and generic anchors, and the same anchor text pointing at different URLs, the issues most audits miss.
Runs Fully In Your Browser
Nothing is sent to a server. Paste source from staging, an intranet, or a draft and audit it privately and instantly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Antworten zu Anchor Text & Link Auditor
Paste the page's HTML source into the Anchor Text & Link Auditor and click Audit links. It parses every `<a href>` in your browser and returns a table of anchor text, destination URL, rel attributes, target, and internal vs external classification, plus summary counts of the issues worth fixing.
A link with target="_blank" but no rel="noopener" lets the newly opened page access your original tab through window.opener, enabling tabnabbing and minor performance costs. The auditor flags every such link so you can add rel="noopener" (or noreferrer) and close the gap.
A generic anchor is vague link text like "click here", "read more", or "learn more" that tells search engines and screen readers nothing about the destination, while an empty anchor has no readable text, aria-label, or image alt at all. Both waste a ranking and accessibility signal, so the tool surfaces them for rewriting with descriptive text.
No. All parsing and analysis happen locally in your browser using the built-in DOMParser, so nothing is uploaded. That makes it safe to audit staging sites, internal pages, or unpublished drafts without exposing their markup.