Link Map

Drop two Screaming Frog exports and get a folder tree of the site with every internal link, anchor text and page depth. Files are read in your browser and are not uploaded anywhere.

Good to know
  1. Without the Internal HTML file, pages and depth are worked out from the links alone.
  2. Works well up to a few thousand pages. Very large crawls are slow to draw as a page-level tree.
  3. Pages are grouped by their first URL folder. Add your own grouping in Settings after the map is built.

Link Map

Page groups

One rule per line: Group name: regex on the URL path. First match wins. Add | hub=/path/ to nest the group under one of its pages. Pages with no rule are grouped by their first folder.

Ignore links from pages matching

Regex on the URL of the page that holds the link. Used to drop HTML sitemap pages.

Count links in
Links from: all groups
Click a dot to open or close a folder · click a name to inspect it · scroll to move, Ctrl/⌘ + scroll to zoom

Anchor text by page

Each page with the anchor texts that point to it. Click a page to see its anchors, then click an anchor to see which pages use it. Orange means generic, empty or image-only. Use “Count links in” and “Links from” above to leave out menu, footer or whole page groups such as blog categories.

How deep each type of page sits

Clicks from the homepage, by page group. Deeper pages are harder for visitors and crawlers to reach. Click a number to list its pages.

Weakest pages

Indexable pages with the fewest incoming links under the current filters.

    Which page group links to which

    Number of distinct page-to-page links. Rows are the source, columns are the target. The dashed diagonal is linking within the same group. Click a number to list the links.