Open a candidate, find a sentence where the destination genuinely helps, and use concise link text that describes the destination.
Content & publishing
Find pages that may support your next internal link.
Add a public target page and its primary topic. The tool can review a bounded public-site sample or analyze an inventory you paste locally, then builds a manual link map with visible evidence. There is no AI matching or made-up rating.
- Public pages only
- 24-page bounded sample
- Existing links checked
- No ranking score
Step 1 · Choose what to compare
Build the page sample.
Live and draft scanning remain unavailable until the separate crawler-protection review is complete. Paste inventory works entirely in this browser.
This is the destination. Candidate source pages must be on the same public site.
Used as visible matching evidence—not as a ranking target.
Helps keep repeated brand wording from dominating.
Paste the useful body copy or working draft. It stays in this browser.
A spreadsheet with URL, title, and text columns gives the most useful placement evidence.
This fallback does not fetch pages. URL-only data can identify little more than path wording.
Draft text and pasted inventory stay in this browser; nothing is fetched or uploaded.
Step 2 · Review before editing
Manual link map
Choose a workflow and add a target page to begin.
The result separates new opportunities, links already present, and matches that need more evidence.
Review-only output: this tool never signs in to a CMS or changes a page. A suggested phrase is verbatim text from the sampled source, not a command to use exact-match anchor text. The map does not measure authority, page quality, accessibility conformance, or future search performance.
Use the shortlist well
Overlap starts the review. It does not finish it.
Internal links can help people and crawlers discover related pages. Shared terms offer a fast, reproducible way to narrow a large inventory, but a useful link still depends on what the source sentence promises and what the destination provides.
Term frequency, rarity across the reviewed sample, and visible fields such as titles, headings, URL paths, and body copy.
The crawler follows a strict request budget and may review only part of a large site. It does not render JavaScript, infer synonyms, alter pages, certify accessibility, or predict search performance. Suggested anchors are short, verbatim phrases for human review—not instructions to force exact-match text.
Hard limits & processing
Requested by you. Bounded by code.
Opening this tool does not start a crawl. A live scan begins only after you press the button. Use an ordinary public page URL—never an authenticated, private, staging, or signed link.
- Remote requests
- 42 maximum, redirects included
- Public pages
- 24 maximum per sample
- Sitemaps
- 4 files, 2,500 discovered URLs
- Response size
- 768 KiB per HTML page
- Whole scan
- 30-second deadline
- Reusable sample
- Up to 1 hour, best-effort and regional
A live scan identifies itself as PlainviewToolsBot, and the target server receives ordinary request details such as the crawler IP address and requested URL. Large, blocked, slow, JavaScript-only, or temporarily limited sites can use paste/import mode, which keeps the analysis in the browser.
Primary sources
Link guidance you can verify.
Sources checked August 26, 2026. They support crawl controls, sitemap discovery, useful links, and descriptive link purpose. Plainview Tools' documented text-matching method is an editorial filter—not a Google ranking formula.
