Broken Link Checker
LOCAL · Browser-OnlyFind broken links on web pages
Enter up to 20 URLs to check. Each URL will be tested via a server-side HEAD request to verify it is reachable.
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What is Broken Link Checker?
Free online broken link checker to scan any webpage and find all broken and dead links.
The tool extracts every link from the page and checks each one for HTTP errors (404, 500, timeouts). Find 404 errors, detect dead external links, and verify internal links across the page. View results organized by status: working, broken, and redirected. Useful for website maintenance, SEO health, and a clean user experience, and reports are exportable for sharing with your team. No signup required.
How to Use Broken Link Checker
- 1Enter the URL of the page to scan
- 2Click Check to start scanning for broken links
- 3Wait for the tool to verify each link on the page
- 4Review broken links and fix them on your site
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the broken link checker work?
Does it check internal and external links?
How many links can it check?
Why do broken links hurt my SEO?
Does it crawl my whole site or just one page?
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