Internal Link Mapper
Paste your internal links and surface the structural problems: orphan pages, authority sinks, and over-linked sections — with a copyable report. Runs in your browser.
Analyser
Idle
One link per line as
source -> target (or source, target). Export these from a crawler like Screaming Frog. Runs locally.
Runs locally · nothing sent to a server
How it works
Export your internal links from a crawler (Screaming Frog, Sitebulb, or a REST query) as source -> target pairs, paste them in, and the mapper builds the link graph and grades every page on four structural checks.
- Orphan pages — zero inbound internal links. Crawlers and readers struggle to find them, so they rarely rank.
- Dead-end pages — zero outbound internal links. They absorb link equity and pass none of it on.
- Over-linked pages — far more inbound links than average. Usually fine for hubs, worth a sanity check otherwise.
- High out-degree — pages that link out heavily, diluting the equity each link carries.
Switch between Balanced and Strict thresholds, then copy the whole analysis as a Markdown report. It never sends your URLs anywhere.
Frequently asked
Any crawler exports it. In Screaming Frog, run a crawl and export Bulk Export > Links > All Inlinks, then reduce it to source and destination columns. You can also build it from a sitemap crawl or a REST query against your own site.
No. It only analyses the links you paste, entirely in your browser. Nothing is fetched and nothing is sent to a server, so you can analyse staging or client sites safely.
A page with zero inbound internal links in the data you pasted. If your export is incomplete, a page can look orphaned when it is not — so map from a full crawl, not a partial list.
The thresholds for over-linked and high out-degree scale with your site’s average. Strict lowers them, so it flags more aggressively — useful for tightly-optimised sites. Balanced is the sensible default for most.