Link Purpose Checker – Test Link Accessibility
Analyze hyperlinks for WCAG 2.4.4 compliance. Detect generic link text ('click here', 'read more'), identify duplicate links with different destinations, find empty links, and verify purpose is clear. Get specific suggestions for improvement and ensure links are accessible to screen reader users.
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Examples of Real-World Usage
Discover how professionals use this tool to solve real problems and boost productivity.
Content Writers & Editors
Ensure all links have clear, descriptive text that makes sense out of context for better accessibility.
Accessibility Specialists
Audit link purpose compliance, identify generic link text, and verify WCAG 2.4.4/2.4.9 requirements.
SEO Specialists
Improve link text for both accessibility and SEO - descriptive links benefit search rankings too.
QA & Testing Teams
Validate link accessibility in testing checklist and ensure consistent link text standards.
UX Writers
Create clear microcopy for links that works for all users including screen reader users.
Web Developers
Identify and fix generic links, add aria-labels where needed, and improve link accessibility.
Complete Link Accessibility Testing
Analyze link text, detect accessibility issues, and ensure all links have clear, descriptive purposes that work for screen reader users.
Automatic Link Analysis
Scan all links on the page and analyze link text for clarity and accessibility
Generic Link Detection
Identify links using generic text like 'click here', 'read more', 'here' that lack clear purpose
Duplicate Link Detection
Find links with identical text pointing to different destinations causing confusion
Accessible Text Verification
Check for empty links, aria-label usage, and ensure links have meaningful accessible names
Detailed Suggestions
Get specific recommendations for improving each problematic link
Comprehensive Reports
Export detailed reports with all links, issues, and suggestions for documentation
WCAG 2.4.4 Compliance
Verify links meet WCAG requirements for link purpose and context
Visual Status Indicators
Color-coded badges instantly show which links are clear (green) or unclear (red)
How to Use the Link Purpose Checker
Follow these easy steps to get started with Link Purpose Checker and achieve your goals quickly.
Click 'Analyze Links on Page' to scan all hyperlinks on the current page
Review the summary showing total links, clear vs unclear purpose, and duplicate link text
Check links marked in red for issues like generic text, empty links, or duplicates
Read the specific issues and suggestions provided for each problematic link
Update link text to be more descriptive and ensure purpose is clear from text alone
Download the report to track link accessibility issues and improvements over time
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