Free Crawl Visualizer: Internal Link Map

Each circle is a page discovered by following internal links from the start URL. Each line connects a page to the one that led to its discovery, so you can see the shortest path a crawler takes to reach every page. Turn on “All links” to display every internal link.

It is the minimum number of clicks needed to reach a page from the start URL. Important pages should sit three clicks away or less: beyond that, they get crawled less often and receive less internal authority.

It reads the sitemap declared in robots.txt (or /sitemap.xml) and compares it with the pages found by following links. A URL listed in the sitemap but never reached through a link is an orphan. If the crawl hit the page limit, these URLs are candidates to check: they may be linked from a page that was not crawled.

It returns a status code other than 200, contains a noindex directive (meta robots tag or X-Robots-Tag header), declares a different canonical URL, or is not an HTML page. The details panel shows the exact reason.

Yes. The crawler identifies itself as CodeSommetBot, follows robots.txt rules, never leaves the domain you enter and only requests four pages at a time. Crawls are capped at 500 pages.

The tool reads the HTML returned by the server, just like Googlebot's first pass. If your links only appear after JavaScript runs, the graph will be nearly empty: a strong signal that your site should offer server-side rendering.