Internal Link Recommender
Suggest contextual internal links from existing content.
Existing pages
One per line: URL | topics keywords
New article
Text or URL - we recommend matching internal links.
Recommendations
0 candidate page(s) ranked by lexical relevance.
Start here · What are internal link recommendations?
Internal link recommendations identify pages on your own site that should link to or from a new page because the topics overlap.
This tool accepts existing pages as URL | topic keywords, then compares them with a pasted or fetched article. It ranks candidates by token overlap and suggests anchor words from the shared terms.
The output helps you find contextual links quickly. You still decide where a link fits naturally in the copy.
When to use this tool
- New article launch
Find existing pages that can link to a newly published blog post or guide.
- Topic cluster building
Connect related supporting articles to a hub page and to each other.
- CMS publishing workflow
Give editors a short list of URLs and suggested anchor phrases before the article goes live.
- Refresh pass
Use a rewritten page to discover older content that should now link to it.
Examples
Walk through these with the form above — they are practice scenarios, not live data.
New hiking article
Try this
Add existing pages like best hiking boots | hiking boots beginners trail review, then paste a new hiking boots article.
What to look for
Use high-overlap URLs as candidate internal links and adapt anchor suggestions into natural sentences.
SaaS feature page
Try this
List existing docs and blog posts with topic keywords, then fetch the new SAML SSO feature page.
What to look for
Look for docs, security pages, and integration posts that share terms and deserve contextual links.
Short tutorial
Follow in order the first time you use the tool; later you can skip to the step you need.
- Step 1 - List existing pages
Use one line per page:
URL | topic keywords. Keep topic keywords concise and descriptive. - Step 2 - Add the new article
Paste the draft or fetch a live URL. Longer body copy gives the matcher more context.
- Step 3 - Review ranked matches
High overlap means the page may be a good source or destination for a link.
- Step 4 - Choose real placements
Add links where they help a reader continue the task. Do not force anchors only because the tool suggested them.
- Step 5 - Copy and track
Copy recommendations into your publishing checklist and mark which links were added.
More detail
New here? Skim Start here first, then run one Examples scenario in the form above.
Internal Link Recommender does one job: suggest contextual internal links from existing content. It lives under Internal Linking on SEOToolkits, where the beginner idea is simple: Internal linking connects pages on your own site so users and crawlers can find important content.
FAQ
- Should I use the suggested anchor exactly?
- No. Treat it as a hint. The final anchor should read naturally and describe the destination.
- How many internal links should I add?
- There is no fixed number. Add enough useful links for discovery and context without distracting readers.
- Can this crawl my whole site automatically?
- No. It works from the page list and article text you provide or fetch.
- What if no matches appear?
- Add better topic keywords for existing pages or use a longer article body. The page may also be truly new territory.
Related tools
Same workflow cluster on SEOToolkits — open another module without leaving context.
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Topical Link Cluster
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