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See your site's link structure
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Enter any domain to crawl real internal links and explore them through an interactive graph, crawl-depth map, and sortable table — no API key required.

No API Key Real Crawl Data 3 Views: Graph · Depth Map · Table
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Enter a domain above and click Crawl & Visualize — we'll map the crawled internal links and show the structure as a graph, depth map, and table.

Common Questions

What is an internal link visualizer?
It maps all the hyperlinks between pages on your own website. Instead of reading through HTML code, you can see a visual graph showing which pages link to which — helping you spot orphan pages, over-linked pages, and whether your most important content is well-connected.
Why do internal links matter for SEO?
Internal links help search engines discover pages, understand relationships between content, and navigate your site structure. They can also distribute internal authority between pages. A clear linking structure makes important content easier for both visitors and crawlers to reach.
What is an underlinked page?
An underlinked page receives very few internal links from the pages found during this crawl. That can make it harder for visitors and crawlers to reach. This tool flags pages with zero or one inbound link so you can review whether stronger internal linking would help.
What does crawl depth mean?
Crawl depth is the number of clicks it takes to reach a page from your homepage. Depth 1 = directly linked from the homepage. Depth 3 = three clicks away. Important pages are generally easier to discover when they are not buried many clicks deep. Use the depth map to review pages at deeper levels and decide whether more direct internal links would improve navigation.