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Citation Checker – Check Citations & Sources Online

Check citations, source links, external references, anchor text and broken citation URLs from your content or webpage.

Enter a publicly accessible webpage URL.

Important: This tool checks webpage links and citation structure. It cannot guarantee that a source actually supports a factual claim.
HOW TO USE

How to Use Citation Checker – Check Citations, Sources & Links

  1. Enter the complete webpage URL.
  2. Click the Check Citations button.
  3. Wait while the server fetches the webpage.
  4. Review internal links, external sources, nofollow links and citation elements.
  5. Use the results to improve the citation structure of your webpage.

Free Citation Checker

Use this Citation Checker to analyze a webpage for citations, external sources, links, and citation-related HTML elements. Enter a webpage URL and our server will fetch the page and analyze its structure.

What Does the Citation Checker Check?

  • External links
  • Internal links
  • Nofollow links
  • Citation and source elements
  • Blockquotes and cite elements
  • Canonical URL
  • Page title and meta description
  • HTTP status and webpage accessibility

Why Check Citations?

Properly structured sources and external references can make webpage content easier to understand and review. This tool helps identify citation-related elements and links within a webpage.

Important Note

A citation checker can identify links and citation structure, but it cannot automatically prove that a source factually supports every claim on a webpage. Human review is still required for factual accuracy.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Citation Checker free?

Yes. You can use the basic Citation Checker for free.

Can it check any webpage?

It can check publicly accessible webpages that allow server requests. Private, login-protected and blocked pages may not be accessible.

Does it check whether a citation is factually correct?

No. It checks citation structure, links and source-related elements. It cannot guarantee that a source actually supports a factual claim.

Does it check nofollow links?

Yes. The tool identifies links containing nofollow-related rel attributes.

Does it check internal and external links?

Yes. The tool separates links pointing to the same website from links pointing to external domains.