How to use Website Links Count Checker
- Copy the page’s HTMLOpen the page source, for example with Get Source Code of Webpage or your browser’s view-source, and copy the HTML.
- Paste it into the formPaste the markup into Paste HTML. This tool does not fetch URLs itself.
- Run and review the listPress Run Website Links Count Checker. The result starts with the total number of links and how many are internal and external, followed by one row per link.
Common uses
- Counting the links in a navigation menu or footer
- Reviewing the anchor texts used on a page
- Checking an email template or HTML snippet for links before sending it
Frequently asked questions
How do I use Website Links Count Checker?
1. Copy the page’s HTML: Open the page source, for example with Get Source Code of Webpage or your browser’s view-source, and copy the HTML. 2. Paste it into the form: Paste the markup into Paste HTML. This tool does not fetch URLs itself. 3. Run and review the list: Press Run Website Links Count Checker. The result starts with the total number of links and how many are internal and external, followed by one row per link.
What counts as a link?
Every anchor (a) element with an href, quoted or not. Buttons, image maps and links created by JavaScript are not found. Repeated links are listed each time they appear.
What is shown for each link?
The visible link text with any tags removed. If a link has no text, for example an image link, its href is shown instead.
Does it check whether links work or are nofollow?
No. It only lists the links found in the pasted HTML. It does not visit them, check status codes or report rel attributes such as nofollow or sponsored.
Is my HTML stored?
The pasted HTML is sent to the GigaTools server, parsed, and the list is returned without being saved. The response is marked private and not cacheable, and no website is contacted.