Internal Link Finder

Find all internal links on any page free online. Paste a URL to see every link pointing to the same domain, helping you audit your internal linking structure.

How to Use This Tool

Enter the page URLAdd the full URL of the page you want to audit

Click Find LinksEvery link pointing back to the same domain is extracted

Review the listSee anchor text and destination for each internal link

Internal Links Are How Authority Flows Through Your Site

A new blog post with no internal links pointing to it sits isolated, relying entirely on external discovery or someone navigating your site menu by chance to ever find it. Every internal link from an established, well-ranking page passes some of that page's authority downstream, which is why deliberate internal linking is one of the more controllable levers in on-page SEO.

This finder fetches a page and extracts every link pointing back to the same domain, giving you a quick inventory of what's currently linking where, without the noise of external outbound links mixed in.

Auditing Your Own Pages for Linking Gaps

Running this on your most important pages reveals whether they're actually receiving internal links from elsewhere on your site, or whether they're relying purely on navigation menus and sitemaps for discovery. A genuinely important page with almost no contextual internal links pointing to it from related content is a missed opportunity.

Studying How Competitors Structure Their Linking

The same tool works on any public URL, which means you can examine how a competing site links between its category pages and individual articles. Patterns in how established sites in your niche structure internal links often reveal practical conventions worth adapting for your own structure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Internal links distribute ranking authority across your site and help search engines discover and understand the relationship between pages. A page with no internal links pointing to it is much harder for both crawlers and users to find.

This tool specifically filters for internal links — those pointing to the same domain as the page being checked — separating them from external links so you can audit your site's internal structure without that noise.

There's no fixed ideal number. What matters more is relevance — each internal link should genuinely help the reader navigate to related content, not exist purely to hit a target count. A blog post might reasonably have 3 to 8 contextual internal links.

It works on any publicly accessible URL, which makes it useful both for auditing your own site and for studying how competitors structure their internal linking, as long as CORS policies on the target site don't block the request.

Links generated dynamically by JavaScript after the page loads may not appear if the tool only reads the initial HTML response rather than executing scripts. Most CMS-generated navigation links in the raw HTML will be detected correctly.