Entrovix AI

Internal Link Generator

Finds unlinked mentions of your target keywords in an article and inserts the links — without nesting anchors, touching headings, or linking the same page eight times.

Runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded

Your article

Paste the HTML or plain text of the page you are adding links to.

Pages to link to

One per line: URL | keyword, another keyword

Linked content — 0 added
Paste your article to begin.
The rules this follows
  • Never links text already inside a link — nested anchors are invalid HTML.
  • Never links inside HTML tags or attribute values.
  • One link per target page, so no page is linked eight times from one article.
  • Longer keywords win, so the specific page gets the link rather than the general one.
  • Whole words only — "seo audit" never matches inside "seoaudits".
Why use it

Built to be genuinely useful

Never breaks your HTML

Text already inside a link, inside a tag, or inside an attribute is left alone. Nested anchors are invalid HTML.

One link per target

The same page is not linked repeatedly from one article, which is what makes automated linking look spammy.

Specific beats general

Longer keywords win, so your product page gets the link rather than your category page.

Nothing is uploaded

It runs in your browser. Your keyword list and your draft copy are a content plan — they should not have to leave the machine to be analysed.

How it works

Three steps

  1. 1

    Paste the article — HTML or plain text.

  2. 2

    List your pages as: URL | keyword, another keyword

  3. 3

    Copy the linked version, and check where each link landed.

Why internal links are worth the effort

Internal links do two jobs at once. They are how a crawler finds pages — a page nothing links to is a page Google may never see — and they are how ranking value moves around your site, concentrating it on the pages you most want to rank.

They also tell Google what a page is about. The words in a link are read as a description of the destination, which is why "read more" links are wasted: they pass position without passing meaning.

The reason it does not get done is that it is tedious. Adding links means rereading old articles looking for phrases that match new pages, and nobody does that consistently. Automating the search while keeping the judgement is the useful middle.

The rules this follows, and why each exists

It never links text already inside a link. Nested anchors are invalid HTML — browsers silently unnest them — and the result is markup that behaves differently from what you wrote. Most naive find-and-replace linking hits this immediately.

It never touches text inside a tag or an attribute value. A keyword sitting in an alt attribute or a class name would otherwise get an anchor inserted mid-tag, which corrupts the markup in a way that is genuinely hard to spot afterwards.

It links each target page once, and longer keywords win over shorter overlapping ones. Both rules exist because the failure mode of automated linking is a page carrying nine links to the same destination on the same anchor text — a pattern that reads as manipulation to a reader before it reads as anything to Google.

Where judgement still belongs to you

A link inserted into a sentence that was not written for it reads as inserted. Check each placement — the tool shows the surrounding words for exactly that reason — and if a link feels bolted on, write a sentence where it belongs instead. That is better for both the reader and the ranking.

Relevance is a judgement no tool makes. A keyword match is not the same as a genuinely useful onward step, and linking a page purely because a phrase matched is how sites end up with links nobody follows.

Some keywords will not be placed, and that is information. If a phrase never appears unlinked in the text, either the article does not cover that ground — so the link would be forced — or you have already linked it. Both are fine outcomes.

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