Link Checker
Scan a page or URL list to find broken, redirected, invalid, and mixed-content links fast. Simple, accurate link checks in your browser.
Fast Link Audits Without the Busywork
A reliable Link Checker helps you catch problems before visitors do. Whether you're reviewing a landing page, auditing a blog post, or checking a batch of URLs from a migration project, this tool gives you a quick way to see which links are healthy and which ones need work. Paste a single page URL to scan its links automatically, or switch to list mode if you already have a set of addresses to test.
What You Can Learn From a Scan
A good broken link checker does more than return status codes. It shows redirects, highlights malformed URLs, and surfaces common issues like timeouts or non-secure links on secure pages. That context matters when you're fixing SEO issues, improving user experience, or cleaning up content that has aged over time.
Built for Practical Troubleshooting
This URL status checker is designed for clarity. Results appear directly on the page with labels that are easy to understand, so you can move from scan to action quickly. If you're managing content, maintaining a site, or validating outbound references, having a simple way to review link health can save hours of manual checking and help prevent avoidable errors from slipping through.
FAQs
What kinds of link problems can this tool detect?
It can identify working links, redirects, client and server errors, timeouts, invalid URLs, and certain skipped or blocked cases. In single page mode, it can also flag empty links, javascript: links, and mixed-content issues when an HTTPS page points to HTTP resources.
Why does a link sometimes show a final URL that’s different from the original?
That usually means the link redirected. Some redirects are perfectly normal, like moving from http to https or from an old page to a new one. The tool reports both the original and final destination so you can see whether the redirect is expected, excessive, or potentially causing unnecessary delays.
Can I use this for both internal and external links on a page?
Yes. When you scan a single page, you can choose to check only internal links or include both internal and external links. That makes it useful for quick on-page audits, broader content QA, and troubleshooting outbound links that may no longer be reliable.
