Broken Link Checker
Enter a page URL and we check every link on it, then group them into working, redirected and broken.
What it finds
- Broken links returning 404 or other errors
- Server errors (5xx) and unreachable domains
- Redirected links, with the destination shown
- Working links, so you know the rest are healthy
Why broken links matter
Dead links frustrate visitors and waste the crawl budget search engines spend on your site. Redirect chains slow pages down. Fixing them is one of the quickest technical SEO wins.
Large pages
Scans run in the background, so long link lists do not block the page. The number of links checked per scan depends on your plan, and the results tell you if any were skipped.
Frequently asked questions
Does the checker follow redirects?
It reports the redirect and shows where it points. Update the link to the final destination to save visitors a hop.
Why is a working link reported as broken?
Some sites block automated checks or are down for a moment. Open the link in your browser to confirm before removing it.
Is there a limit on links per scan?
Yes, and it grows with your plan. If a page has more links than your limit, the result says how many were not checked.