Whole-site crawl
Reads your sitemap.xml (including indexes and .xml.gz) and follows links. Respects robots.txt and sends no cookies. No page limit unless you set one.
W24 LinkLoom crawls a website, finds pages that nothing links to, and suggests where to link them from, using phrases already in your text. It runs entirely in your browser.

Internal links help visitors and search engines find your pages. LinkLoom shows which pages are being missed and exactly how to link to them.
Reads your sitemap.xml (including indexes and .xml.gz) and follows links. Respects robots.txt and sends no cookies. No page limit unless you set one.
Lists pages with no inbound link from other pages' body content. Menu and footer links don't count, so you see the pages that really need help.
For each orphan, the best source paragraphs and a 2–5 word anchor phrase that is already in the text and carries the target page's own title words.
Opens the source page and highlights exactly where the link would go. Copy link HTML gives you the finished tag.
Finds broken internal links, links that redirect and vague anchors such as “click here”, with a CSV export.
Priority pages, extra URLs, skip patterns, retries for slow servers, and JavaScript-built pages opened in a background tab when needed.




Screens show LinkLoom analysing a demo website for a fictional clinic.
Pages are fetched directly from the site you choose and analysed in the extension. Nothing is sent to us or anyone else. Access is requested per site, only when you analyse it.
No. It can't edit a live site. It shows and exports suggestions, and you add the links in your site's source files or CMS.
Yes. In Auto mode, pages whose server HTML looks empty are opened in a background tab and read once they finish loading. Those visits appear in your analytics and use your browser's cookies and login.
Without a sitemap, a crawl can only find pages that something links to. Add the rest under Crawl settings › Extra URLs.
There is no page cap. Very large sites (many thousands of pages) are limited by your computer's memory, because every page is held in memory while it is analysed.
No. Matching is keyword based, with word stemming, and runs locally.
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