Paste your links — as HTML or a simple list — to see your anchor-text distribution and whether your profile looks natural or over-optimised.
The Anchor Text Analyzer breaks down a set of links by the words used to link to you. Paste raw HTML (it reads every <a>) or a simple list of anchors, optionally tag your brand, and it classifies each anchor as branded, exact-match/keyword, naked URL, generic ("click here"), or empty — then shows the percentage mix and your most-used anchors.
A natural backlink profile is dominated by branded and naked-URL anchors, with only a light sprinkling of exact-match keywords. Too many keyword-rich anchors is a classic over-optimisation footprint that can trigger penalties. This tool gives you that distribution at a glance so you can keep outreach and internal linking looking organic — all processed locally in your browser.
Branded, exact-match, naked URL, generic and empty — as a clear percentage mix.
Paste page HTML or just one anchor (optionally "anchor | url") per line.
See exactly which phrases you over-use most.
Drop in HTML or a list of anchors; add your brand name to tag branded anchors.
See the percentage split by anchor type and your most-frequent anchors.
Trim exact-match anchors toward branded/natural ones if the mix looks risky.