Real submission links, not spun-up backlinks
Enter a page title and URL, and this builds direct submit/share links to a dozen major platforms' own official endpoints - Reddit, Pinterest, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Tumblr, WhatsApp, Telegram, Flipboard, Mix, Hacker News, and Digg - each pre-filled with your title and URL. Clicking one takes you straight to that platform to actually complete the submission yourself. Nothing is auto-posted, and no backlink is fabricated on a site you haven't actually submitted to - no honest tool can create a real backlink without a real action happening somewhere.
Why this is called a "backlink maker" when it doesn't create backlinks directly
The name describes the end goal, not an automated shortcut: submitting your content to platforms where people discover and link to things is how real backlinks have always been earned, and this tool simply removes the friction of hunting down each platform's correct share-URL format and manually filling in your title and link every time.
Follow vs. nofollow, and why that's not the whole story
Most of these platforms mark outbound links as nofollow by default, meaning they don't pass direct SEO authority on their own. Their real value is referral traffic and discovery - a Reddit thread or Pinterest pin that gets real engagement can be seen by people who run their own sites and choose to link to your content from there, which produces a genuine, followed backlink earned indirectly through the original nofollow submission.
Using this list well
Don't blast the same content to all twelve platforms indiscriminately - pick the ones where your actual target audience spends time, and submit with a genuinely useful title rather than a generic or spammy one, since most of these communities actively penalize or remove content that reads as low-effort self-promotion.