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Inlink-verse

1. Crawl your website using Screaming Frog.
2. Export all or selected internal links as a CSV file.
3. Upload/paste the CSV file here and build the graph.

Workflow

How to explore internal links with Inlink-verse

Import a Screaming Frog All Inlinks export and interact with a weighted link graph in 2D or 3D.

  1. Step 1

    Crawl the site in Screaming Frog, then Bulk Export → All Inlinks as CSV.

  2. Step 2

    Upload or paste the export (From and To are required; Link Position unlocks weighted styling).

  3. Step 3

    Choose 2D or 3D, filter header/footer links if needed, and click Build graph.

  4. Step 4

    Hover nodes and edges for anchors and status codes; click a page to isolate its neighborhood.

Controls

Settings available in Inlink-verse

Graph layout, link filtering, and export options for large crawl files.

2D vs 3D graph

2D uses a D3 force map; 3D adds orbit controls, glow, and animated flow along links.

Hide header / footer links

Removes nav chrome from the graph and recalculates weighted inlink counts from body links only.

Node layout

Force follows crawl links; Path tree groups by URL folders; Semantic embeds paths with AI cluster names.

Hide legends & disable animations

Cleaner exports and faster interaction on large crawls.

Link weights & colors

Content links weigh more than header/footer; mutual links glow gold; 3xx/4xx targets tint nodes.

Share link

Publish the graph layout for reviewers without re-uploading the original CSV.

Navigate internal links like a universe

Every URL becomes a celestial body whose gravity reflects inbound equity. Combine Inlink-verse findings with keyword clustering when you want topical coverage plus structural reinforcement.

Graph visuals tuned for technical SEO reviews

Reuse familiar chart metaphors when handing off from crawl QA to editorial teams — consistency lowers rework.

Treemap

See cluster sizes at a glance. The nested rectangles make it immediately obvious which topic groups dominate your site.

Force-directed tree

Explore how pages connect to each other. Drag nodes and zoom in to trace relationships across the full content graph.

Tidy tree

A clean hierarchical view that shows the depth and branching of every cluster, ideal for presenting site architecture.

Icicle chart

Space-efficient stacked bars that let you click into any cluster and zoom through the hierarchy level by level.

Circle packing

Circles within circles. A visually rich layout that makes nested cluster relationships intuitive to read at a glance.

3D knowledge graph

An immersive three-dimensional network where nodes float in space and edges flow between them. Rotate, zoom, and orbit to navigate clusters from any angle.

Designed for forensic crawl exports

Encode footer saturation, reciprocal traps, and fragile redirects directly inside the canvas instead of pivot tables.

Weighted edges mirror real UX placements

Footer and navigation edges mute automatically while body links stay vivid — mutual injections glow gold so reciprocal traps pop immediately.

Nodes pulse with crawl health cues

Incoming edges emphasize targets when HTTP status metadata surfaces redirects or errors — orange for 3xx families, red for 4xx/5xx receivers.

Switch between cinematic 2D and 3D lenses

Force simulations keep audits tactile while the WebGL scene reveals orbit-level density — pick whichever resonates with engineering or executive reviewers.

Frequently asked questions

Crawler exports, visualization fidelity, and workflow pairing with clustering modes.

Which export should I grab from Screaming Frog?

Use Bulk Export → All Inlinks. Include Link Position plus Anchor Text whenever possible for weighted styling and richer tooltips.

Can Inlink-verse replace crawler screenshots?

It complements them — stakeholders interact with hover metadata instead of static spreadsheets.

Will AI clustering interfere with graph uploads?

No. Stay on this page for strictly structural analytics or jump to the AI homepage when ideating net-new clusters.