Backlink Checker - Free SEO Backlink Analysis

ℹ️ How it works: This tool uses Google search operators to find pages that link to your website. For comprehensive backlink data, we also provide quick links to professional SEO tools. The Google method shows pages that Google has indexed with links to your domain.

🔍 Enter Your Website URL

Search Query Used:

link:example.com

Click the button below to open Google and see all pages linking to your domain.

🔍 Open Google Search

📊 Quick Stats Estimate

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Indexed Backlinks

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Site Pages

* Estimates based on Google index. Click "Open Google Search" for actual results.

🔎 Alternative Search Queries

🛠️ Professional Backlink Tools

For comprehensive backlink analysis, use these professional SEO tools. Click to check backlinks for your domain.

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Enter a website URL above to find backlinks

📖 Understanding Backlinks

Backlinks are incoming links from other websites to your site. They are one of the most important factors in SEO, as search engines view them as votes of confidence for your content.

Key Metrics

Total Backlinks - The total number of links pointing to your website
Referring Domains - Unique websites linking to you (more important than total links)
DoFollow vs NoFollow - DoFollow links pass SEO value, NoFollow links don't
Domain Authority - A score predicting how well a site will rank
Anchor Text - The clickable text used in the link

💡 Pro Tip: Quality matters more than quantity. A few links from authoritative, relevant sites are more valuable than hundreds of links from low-quality sites.

🔍 Google Search Operators for Backlinks

You can use these Google search operators to find backlinks manually:

link:example.com - Find pages linking to a domain (limited results)
"example.com" -site:example.com - Find mentions of your domain on other sites
inurl:example.com -site:example.com - Find URLs containing your domain
"keyword" site:example.com - Find specific content on a site

⚠️ Note: Google has limited the link: operator results. For comprehensive backlink data, use professional tools like Ahrefs, Moz, or SEMrush.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

A good backlink comes from a reputable, relevant website with high domain authority. It should be contextual (within content), use natural anchor text, and come from a page that isn't overloaded with outbound links.

Create high-quality content that others want to link to, guest post on relevant blogs, build relationships with industry influencers, create shareable infographics, and ensure your content provides unique value that can't be found elsewhere.

Comprehensive backlink data requires crawling billions of web pages and maintaining massive databases. Companies like Ahrefs and Moz invest millions in infrastructure for this. Free tools can only provide estimates or limited data from public sources like Google search.