Broken Link Checker
Scan any webpage to find broken links, redirects, and server errors. Check up to 50 links per page.
Broken Link Checker Features
Comprehensive link analysis for any webpage.
Deep Link Extraction
Parses the full HTML of any page to find every anchor link, including dynamically generated URLs.
Concurrent Checking
Checks up to 10 links simultaneously for fast results, with a 10-second timeout per link.
Internal & External Links
Distinguishes between internal links (same domain) and external links pointing to other websites.
Status Code Details
Shows the exact HTTP status code for each link so you can diagnose 404s, 500s, redirects, and timeouts.
Smart Filtering
Filter results by status type — view only broken links, redirects, or working links with a single click.
How It Works
Find broken links in three simple steps.
Enter a URL
Paste or type any webpage URL. We'll fetch the page and extract all anchor links from the HTML.
Links Are Checked
Each link is tested with an HTTP HEAD request. We check up to 50 links concurrently with a 10-second timeout.
Review Results
See a summary of broken, working, and redirect links. Filter and click any link to investigate further.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about broken link checking.
What is a broken link?
A broken link (also called a dead link) is a hyperlink that no longer works because the destination page has been moved, deleted, or the server is unreachable. Broken links typically return HTTP 404 (Not Found) or 410 (Gone) status codes.
How do broken links affect SEO?
Broken links hurt SEO in several ways: they waste crawl budget, create a poor user experience (which increases bounce rate), and can prevent search engines from discovering important pages on your site. Google recommends regularly auditing your site for broken links.
Why are only 50 links checked?
We limit checks to 50 links per scan to ensure fast, reliable results without timeouts. For most pages, 50 links covers all navigation, content, and footer links. For full-site audits, consider running the tool on multiple pages.
What do the different status types mean?
OK (2xx) means the link works fine. Redirect (3xx) means the link redirects to another URL. Broken (4xx) means the page was not found or is forbidden. Server Error (5xx) means the destination server had an internal error. Timeout means the server did not respond within 10 seconds.