What it is
Link Analyzer is a free tool that analyzes links. You give it a web address, a link you received or want to share, and the tool examines it to show you its information. Before clicking on a strange link or before sharing a link with your listeners, it’s handy to know what it contains and where it leads.
On the internet, links are the basis of everything. But a link can be long, messy, full of codes. Link Analyzer is there to help you see clearly, without needing any technical knowledge.
The tool is part of the site’s Free tools section. You don’t need an account to try it.
How to use it
First step: click “Free tools” in the site menu, then choose Link Analyzer. You can also go through the tool’s page directly.
Second step: find the field meant for the link and paste your web address into it. It can be a song link, a page link, any link you want to check.
Third step: start the analysis. The tool works for a few moments and examines your link.
Fourth step: read the results that appear. You’ll see the information the tool found about your link. That lets you decide, with full knowledge, whether you click, whether you share, or whether you pass.
Good to know
Link Analyzer is free, and it’s one of the tools RadioInternet.ca makes available to everyone, members or not. It’s a small, simple tool, but when you work with links every day, as music and radio creators do, it quickly becomes a useful reflex. Try it with one of your own links to see how it works.
Think about using it for your own Suno song links too, before sharing them on your networks. A verified link is a link that inspires confidence in the people who receive it. And since the tool is free and fast, you can use it as often as you need, with no limit and no sign-up.