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Check HTML link attributes
Paste an HTML link to review nofollow, sponsored, ugc and target; the linked URL is not visited.
Maximum 20,000 characters. HTML is processed locally; scripts do not run and links are not visited. 0 / 20,000
Use the examples to inspect HTML link attributes. You can paste your own code; the tool does not visit destination pages.
How to inspect link attributes
Paste HTML or <a> elements up to 20,000 characters.
Review href, rel, target and visible text for each detected link.
Treat labels cautiously and inspect the original source before editing it.
Attributes it detects
- <a href="https://example.com" rel="nofollow sponsored">View resource</a>
rel: nofollow · sponsoredThe tool reads the values in the HTML; it does not visit the destination or predict Google’s decision.
- <a href="https://example.com/guide" rel="ugc">Community guide</a>
rel: ugcugc marks user-generated content; review the context before choosing attributes.
The HTML snippet stays in this browser
It is not saved or sent. The tool never opens or requests URLs found in the snippet.
Frequently asked questions
What do nofollow, sponsored and ugc mean?
They are values of the rel attribute in link code that describe different relationships. The tool only reads the HTML you paste and does not determine how Google will treat a link.
Does it visit the linked URL?
No. Destinations are displayed only as text and are never requested.
Does pasted HTML run?
No. A local text scanner reads it; the snippet is not inserted into the page as HTML.
Planning a website or launch?
You can describe the project in a press release reviewed by a person.