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Build a clean disavow file

Add your backlink exports from Search Console, Ahrefs, Semrush, Majestic, Moz or SE Ranking. Add as many as you like.

Already have a disavow file?
Add it and we’ll merge it, remove duplicates and keep your comments.
Add at least one export or an old disavow file.

How sites are flagged

Every site linking to you gets a risk score from 0 to 100. You can see exactly why in each site’s details.

Strong authority or real search traffic lowers the score. A respected site with real visitors is rarely worth disavowing. Sites where every link is nofollow or already gone are skipped, because there’s nothing to disavow.

The file you download has no duplicates, is grouped with comments, and is checked against Google’s limits (2 MB, 100,000 lines, UTF-8).

FAQ

Do I even need to disavow links?

Usually not. Google ignores most spammy links on its own. Disavowing makes sense when you have a manual action for unnatural links, or you knowingly built or bought links that break Google’s spam policies. If neither applies, this tool is still useful as an audit. Just be conservative about what you tick.

Are my files uploaded anywhere?

No. Every export is read and scored in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, and your settings and never-disavow list are saved only in this browser.

Which backlink exports work?

Google Search Console (Latest links, Top linking sites), Ahrefs (backlinks and referring domains, UTF-8 or UTF-16), Semrush, Majestic, Moz Link Explorer and SE Ranking. Any other CSV, TSV or plain list of URLs works too. If the columns aren’t recognised you can match them by hand.

Will the tool disavow anything automatically?

No. Risky sites are flagged with a reason, but nothing goes into your file until you tick it. Sites from your old disavow file stay ticked unless you untick them, and anything on your never-disavow list is held back for you to decide.

What happens to my old disavow file?

It’s merged: lines are lowercased, www is removed, duplicates are dropped, URLs already covered by a domain: line are removed, and your old comments are kept. Each site shows whether it was already in your file, is new, or was in your file but now looks clean.

Domain or URL level?

Domain level (domain:example.com) is the default and what Google recommends for spam sites. Switch a site to URL level in its details when only specific pages on an otherwise fine site are the problem.