How to use: Backlink report analyzer

In Google Search Console open “Links”, press “Export external links” and download the CSVs (linking sites, link text and top linked pages).
Load the files here (you can add several) or paste a list of domains or URLs. Type your site so internal links are ignored.
Review the summary, the sites with “to review” marks and the anchor texts; download the PDF report or the CSV and, only if you really need it, a disavow file draft.

What it accepts and what you get

Input: A Search Console CSV (comma, semicolon or tab separated) or a list of domains or URLs, up to about 50,000 rows.
Output: A summary of sites and links, the split of anchor texts, review notes per site, a downloadable CSV, a PDF audit report and an optional disavow draft.
Where your data is processed: Search Console files are read in your browser and are not uploaded to any server.

Everything is calculated in your browser: the files are not uploaded to any server.
Search Console shows a sample of your links, not the full list, and has no quality or authority data.
The notes (“spam-type words”, “ending often used for spam”, “many hyphens”…) rely only on the site's name. They are hints to check by hand, not a verdict that a link is bad.
Google says most sites never need to disavow links. Use the draft only with a manual action or clearly bought or spammy links.
If the file is a “top linked pages” export, rows from your own site are ignored and shown separately.

Can I see another website's backlinks?

Not with this tool: it analyses files you export from your own Search Console account. Data about other websites needs paid services.

What is anchor text?

The text you click on in a link. A natural profile mixes the brand name, web addresses and descriptions.

Should I disavow the marked sites?

Usually not. Check each one: the marks are only hints, and disavowing the wrong ones can hurt you.

After exporting your links from Search Console and wanting to understand them without a spreadsheet.
To spot whether one site gives almost all of your links.
To review anchor texts and see how many contain your brand.

Linking sites: Load “Top linking sites” and see which have the most links and which are marked for review.
Anchor texts: Load “Top linking text” with your domain to see the split between brand, address, generic and descriptive.
Pasted list: Paste ten domains, one per line, to sort them and mark the ones worth a look.

Disavowing sites only because they have a mark: they are hints, not proof.
Thinking Search Console shows every link: it shows a sample.
Loading only the top linked pages file and expecting sites: that file is about your own pages.