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WikiGrabber — Find Wikipedia Link-Building Opportunities
Find Wikipedia articles with dead links or “citation needed” tags in your niche.
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- No sign-up
- Runs in your browser
How it works
How to use WikiGrabT3
- 1
Enter a keyword for your niche and choose the Wikipedia language.
- 2
Pick dead links or citation needed, then browse the matching articles.
- 3
Open promising articles, find the marker and check if you have a reliable source that fits.
About
About this tool
Wikipedia articles often contain references that no longer work (marked “dead link”) or statements that need a source (marked “citation needed”). WikiGrabT3 searches Wikipedia's source text for those markers plus your keyword, so you can find pages in your niche where a genuinely useful resource could fill the gap.
Search English, Hindi, Spanish, French or German Wikipedia. Each result shows the article, a text snippet around the marker, the article length and when it was last edited. Open the article, find the marked reference and check whether your content (or a resource you could create) is a reliable source for that exact statement.
Be realistic and ethical: Wikipedia links are nofollow, so the value is referral traffic, credibility and link-building research (other sites may still link to the dead URL). Follow Wikipedia's guidelines on reliable sources and conflicts of interest, and prefer suggesting sources on the article's talk page if you're affiliated. The search runs in your browser via Wikipedia's public API.
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