Internal Link
Map Tool

An orphaned page is a page that exists in your sitemap but has no other pages on your site linking to it. Because PageRank flows through internal links, orphaned pages receive zero link equity from the rest of your site — they rank only on their own thin authority. Fixing orphaned pages is often the fastest internal linking improvement you can make: find the most closely related content and add a contextual link.

Screaming Frog is the most-cited tool for orphan page detection, but it requires a desktop download and the free version caps at 500 URLs with no visualization. This tool finds orphan pages directly in your browser — paste your domain URL and we auto-discover your sitemap, crawl each page, and flag every URL that has zero inbound internal links. No download, no account, no 500-URL cap for the crawl itself. The Fix tab also surfaces which existing pages should link to each orphan based on topic overlap.

Yes — internal linking is one of the most controllable ranking levers you have. Every internal link passes a fraction of the linking page's authority to the target page. Sites with well-structured internal linking have their most important pages accumulating the most PageRank, while orphaned pages receive nothing regardless of content quality. Internal linking also determines which pages Google's crawler discovers and how frequently it revisits them. A thorough internal link audit often yields ranking improvements without writing a single new page.

A hub page is a page that receives a disproportionately high number of internal links relative to the site average. Hub pages accumulate the most PageRank and are typically your most important pages for ranking — homepage, main category pages, key pillar content. If your hub pages are the wrong ones (e.g., your privacy policy is the most-linked page), that's a structural problem worth fixing.

This tool uses a simplified PageRank algorithm (power iteration, 25 steps, damping factor 0.85) applied to the internal link graph. It is not Google's actual PageRank score — Google's is proprietary and factors in many additional signals. The score here is a relative measure: pages with higher scores receive more link equity from the rest of your site. Use it to compare pages within the same site, not across different sites.

The tool fetches your sitemap to discover up to 100 pages, then crawls each page in parallel and extracts all links that point to other pages on the same domain. External links (to other domains), fragment links (same-page anchors), and links with query parameters are filtered out. The result is a clean graph of same-domain, page-to-page connections.