Paste HTML and analyze all link attributes: rel values (nofollow, sponsored, ugc), target, title, and anchor text. Batch audit with summary.
Link Attribute Checker turns a pasted HTML fragment into a link-by-link audit. It identifies links, displays their anchor text, and reports rel values such as nofollow, sponsored, and ugc alongside target and title attributes. A batch summary helps reveal missing or repeated values without inspecting every anchor manually. A common source of confusion is that target and rel describe different things: opening a link in another browsing context does not make that link nofollow, sponsored, or user-generated.
The checker examines the anchor elements present in the supplied HTML and creates a separate result for each detected link. It surfaces the visible anchor text and the relevant rel, target, and title values. This makes combinations such as rel containing both sponsored and nofollow visible without requiring a manual search through the markup.
The rel attribute is a space-separated set of link-type keywords, so one anchor can carry multiple values at once. The audit treats nofollow, sponsored, and ugc as distinct findings rather than interchangeable spellings. Its summary should therefore be read as an inventory of attribute usage, not as a set of mutually exclusive categories whose counts must add up to the link total.
No. The target attribute selects where the linked resource is opened, while rel describes the relationship between the current document and that resource. The checker reports them separately and does not infer nofollow from target=_blank. If nofollow is required for your use case, it must be present as a rel token.
No. Dofollow is not a standard rel keyword that positively guarantees search treatment. The audit can show that nofollow, sponsored, or ugc is absent or present in the pasted markup, but it cannot guarantee whether a search engine will crawl the destination, index it, or pass ranking signals.
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