Internal Link Mapping Tool
Crawl a website, reconstruct its internal link architecture and turn the graph into concrete SEO actions. The mapper distinguishes contextual and structural links, calculates internal authority and click depth, detects weak or orphaned pages, audits anchor text and proposes new links between semantically related pages.
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0 pages processed
Pages mapped0HTML pages analysed
Internal links0link occurrences
Unique connections0source → target pairs
Potential orphans0indexable pages
Broken links0occurrences
Link opportunities0semantic suggestions
Internal linking health
—Architecture health
Architecture overview
Pages with strongest internal authority
| Page | Authority | Incoming sources | Depth | Equity share |
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Page-level link metrics
| Page | Depth | Incoming sources | Incoming links | Outgoing targets | Contextual out | Authority | Status |
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Visual link map
Nodes are arranged by click depth. Node size represents calculated internal authority. The map shows the strongest pages first to remain readable.
Click a node to inspect its page metrics.
Internal link opportunities
Suggestions are based on TF-IDF semantic similarity, current incoming-link strength and click depth. Review editorially before implementation.
| Score | Source page | Suggested target | Suggested anchor | Why |
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Anchor text analysis
| Anchor | Occurrences | Source pages | Targets | Contextual | Quality |
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Anchor distribution by target
| Target | Most used anchors | Total |
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Internal link inventory
| Source | Target | Anchor | Placement | Flags | Context |
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Prioritised findings
Failed or skipped URLs
| URL | Reason |
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Interpretation
Internal-link analysis is a structural and semantic aid. A suggested link is not automatically a good editorial link, and a page with few links is not necessarily defective. Prioritise links that improve user journeys, clarify topical relationships and support genuinely important pages.
Internal-link analysis is a structural and semantic aid. A suggested link is not automatically a good editorial link, and a page with few links is not necessarily defective. Prioritise links that improve user journeys, clarify topical relationships and support genuinely important pages.