How to use the Backlink Checker
- Type your website (for example yourwebsite.com) or the exact page you expect to be linked.
- Choose Any link to my website or A link to this exact page.
- Paste the pages that should contain your link, one address per line. You can add up to 25 pages.
- Click Check Backlinks. Each page is opened and read for links to you.
- Read the table: HTTP status, link found or missing, anchor text, link type and whether the page is indexable. Use Re-check missing, Copy Report or Download CSV.
Features
- Confirms whether each backlink is really live on the page.
- Shows the anchor text and the link type: Follow, Nofollow, Sponsored or UGC.
- Detects pages marked noindex, which search engines are asked not to keep in their index.
- Counts how many links to your site are on each page.
- Checks up to 25 pages in one run, with a progress bar.
- Filter the results, re-check only the missing ones and download a CSV report.
- Free to use and no signup.
What this tool does and does not do
This tool checks pages that you give it. It does not search the whole web for new backlinks, because that needs a very large paid link index. To find new backlinks for free, use the External links report in Google Search Console, export it, and paste the page addresses here.
How to read the results
- Follow links can pass ranking signals. Nofollow, Sponsored and UGC tell search engines to treat the link differently.
- Missing means no link to your site was found in the page code the server received. The link may have been removed, or the page may add it with JavaScript.
- noindex pages are asked to stay out of search results, so their links may have little value.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this tool find all my backlinks?
No. It checks the pages you list. To discover who links to you, use Google Search Console (Links, External links) or Bing Webmaster Tools, then paste those pages here.
Why does it say Missing when I can see my link?
The link may be added with JavaScript after the page loads, the site may block automated visits, or the link points to a different address than the one you typed. Try the “Any link to my website” option.
What is the difference between follow and nofollow?
A follow link has no rel tag. A nofollow, sponsored or UGC link has a rel tag that asks search engines to treat the link differently. All of them can still bring visitors.
What does noindex mean?
The page asks search engines not to include it in search results. A link from such a page usually has less value.
How many pages can I check?
Up to 25 at a time. To check more, run it again with the next group.
Does it store my list?
No. The pages are opened by our server only to read them for you, and the list is not saved.