Backlink Checker (Free Backlink Verifier)
Check whether pages really link to your site — anchor text, dofollow/nofollow, referring domains — in one click.
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Our server opens the public pages you list to look for your links. Results are kept for one hour, then deleted.
- Instant results
- 100% free
- No sign-up
Backlink Checker verifies your backlinks live. Enter your domain and paste the pages that link to you (or should link to you), and it opens each page and checks whether the link is still there, its anchor text and whether it is dofollow, nofollow, UGC or sponsored. You also get a backlink profile summary: referring domains, dofollow share and the most used anchor texts.
Free tools cannot list every backlink on the web — that needs a huge private crawl. The free way to find your links is Google Search Console: open Links → Top linking sites or Latest links, export the list and upload it here. Then use the Website Authority Checker to see how strong the linking sites are.
More about Backlink Checker (Free Backlink Verifier)How to use, good to know & FAQ
How to use Backlink Checker
- Enter your website’s domain.
- Paste up to 100 linking page URLs, or upload a CSV/TXT file such as a Search Console links export.
- Click “Check backlinks” and review the results, then download the CSV.
Good to know
- Pages are fetched by our server, so the check works even when a site blocks direct browser requests. Results are cached for one hour.
- “Not found” means the page loaded but no link to your domain was found — the link may have been removed or added with JavaScript.
- Links to any subdomain of your site (for example blog.yoursite.com) are counted.
- A natural backlink profile has varied anchor texts and a healthy mix of dofollow and nofollow links.
Frequently asked questions
Can this tool find all my backlinks?
No free tool can. Use Google Search Console’s Links report to get your linking pages for free, then upload that export here to check each one.
What is the difference between dofollow and nofollow?
A normal (dofollow) link passes ranking signals. Links marked rel=”nofollow”, “ugc” or “sponsored” tell search engines not to treat the link as an endorsement.
What are referring domains?
The number of different websites linking to you. Ten links from ten sites are usually worth more than ten links from one site.
Why did a page return an error?
The site may be down, block automated visits, or the URL may be wrong. Open it in your browser to check.
When to use Backlink Checker
- Checking that guest posts and paid placements still link to you
- Auditing backlinks before and after a site migration
- Finding which links are nofollow or sponsored
- Reviewing anchor text for over-optimisation