Total links
Navigation, body and footer links combined, which is what Google counts when it splits a page’s authority.
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Enter a page address and get the total number of links on it, each destination with how many times it is linked, and the share of the total it represents. It is the fastest way to see whether a page sends authority to the pages that matter.
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What it checks
Navigation, body and footer links combined, which is what Google counts when it splits a page’s authority.
Each URL with the number of times the page links to it and its percentage of all links.
Destinations on your own domain versus other sites, so you can see where authority leaves.
The most-linked destinations first, which is usually the navigation; the service pages should be close behind.
How to read it
A page with 300 links shares its authority 300 ways. If the navigation and footer account for most of them and the service pages you want to rank get one link each, the page is not helping them. Trim the chrome, add contextual links in the body to the pages that earn money.
Every important page should be reachable within three clicks from the homepage and linked from at least three other pages with descriptive anchor text. The count checker shows the first half of that picture; the internal linking review in our SEO audit shows the rest.
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Written and reviewed by
Kateryna QuinnFounder and CEO, aStash. Forbes Next 1000, NOCO Style 30 Under 30Kateryna founded aStash in Fort Collins in 2017. The free tools on this site are the checks her team runs on every client page; the internal links count checker is the same check, opened up so you can run it yourself.
FAQ
Anything else? (970) 399-9004 reaches a person in Fort Collins, not a call center.
Yes. Google counts them too. That is why a bloated menu dilutes every page on the site.
The page links to the same URL more than once, for example in the menu and in the body. The table groups them and shows the count.
Links that only exist after JavaScript runs are not counted, which is also how Google’s first crawl sees the page.
There is no fixed limit, but past a few hundred the value of each link falls sharply. Keep the navigation lean and put the links that matter in the body text.