Free Internal Linking Suggestion Tool
Internal links spread authority and tell Google how your topics relate — and most sites under-use them badly. Paste your draft plus a list of your existing pages, and this free tool finds the phrases in your content that genuinely match other pages, suggesting contextual links with natural anchor text.
Internal Linking Suggestions
Paste a target page's content plus a list of your site pages — get recommended anchor text and link targets to strengthen topical relevance.
Add site pages and target content above to get internal link suggestions.
- Use descriptive, multi-word anchor text — avoid "click here" or "read more".
- Aim for 3–8 contextual internal links per long-form post.
- Only link when the topic is genuinely relevant; over-linking dilutes signals.
What this tool checks
- Matches draft content against your own page list
- Suggests natural, multi-word anchor text
- Highlights which terms triggered each match
- Ideal for building tight topic clusters
Frequently asked questions
How many internal links should a blog post have?
Three to eight contextual links in a long-form post is a healthy range. Relevance matters far more than volume — over-linking dilutes the signal.
What makes good internal anchor text?
Descriptive, multi-word phrases that describe the destination page. Avoid "click here" and "read more", which carry no topical signal.
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