Local Internal Link Consistency Checker
Compare links extracted from local HTML with a known page list and find references missing from that list.
The page source, or just the part with the links (a menu, footer, or article).
Every page that really exists, one per line. Paths such as /about or full addresses both work; your sitemap is a good source.
Lets the tool treat full links to your own site as internal and resolve links without a leading /.
Your result
Paste the page HTML and your list of real pages. Each internal link is checked here.
How to use it
- Paste the HTML.
- List the known paths.
- Read the missing paths, or none.
Examples
- A missing path<a href="/missing"> against /tools /missing — Not found
- A known path<a href="/tools"> against /tools /tools — Found
- An ending slash<a href="/tools/"> against /tools /tools/ — Review: differs only by the ending slash
Tool details and privacy
Paste a page's HTML and your list of real pages. Each internal link is marked Found, Review, or Not found, with its link text.
A missing path in pasted HTML is not a crawl of the website.
Options
- With the page address, full links to your own site and relative links are checked too.
- Links that differ only by an ending slash are flagged.
Limits
- No site is crawled; the list of pages is what you paste.
- Links to other sites, email, phone, and # links are counted but not checked.
Privacy
What you type stays in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or saved on the server.
Questions
Does this crawl my website?
No.
What does a link to /missing report against a list with /tools?
/missing is marked Not found.
Are full https links checked?
Yes, when they point to the page address you give.
Is the HTML uploaded?
No.