Broken Link Checker
Detect dead links, 404 errors, and improve your website SEO instantly
Input URLs
Link Status Results
Results will appear here after checking links
When to Use Broken Link Checker
SEO Auditing
Identify broken links that hurt your search engine rankings and fix them before they impact your SEO performance and user experience.
Website Maintenance
Regularly check your website for dead links during content updates, site migrations, or routine maintenance to ensure all links work properly.
Content Publishing
Verify all external references, affiliate links, and citations before publishing blog posts, articles, or marketing content to avoid dead links.
Development Testing
Test API endpoints, external integrations, and third-party services during development to ensure all connections are working correctly.
Link Building
Verify backlink opportunities, check partner websites, and validate resource pages before reaching out for link building campaigns.
Competitor Analysis
Check competitor websites and industry resources to identify broken pages, outdated content, and potential opportunities for improvement.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a broken link checker?
A broken link checker is a tool that tests multiple URLs to identify dead links, 404 errors, and redirect issues on your website. It helps maintain website health and improve SEO by detecting links that no longer work properly.
How do I use this broken link checker?
Simply paste or type your URLs (one per line) into the input field and click 'Check Links'. The tool will test each URL and display the HTTP status code, response time, and any errors found. You can check up to 100 URLs at once.
Is this link checker completely free?
Yes, our broken link checker is completely free to use. You can check unlimited URLs without any registration, subscription, or hidden fees. All features including export functionality are available at no cost.
What HTTP status codes does the tool check?
The tool checks all standard HTTP status codes including 200 (OK), 301/302 (redirects), 404 (not found), 403 (forbidden), 500 (server error), and timeout errors. Results are categorized as working, broken, or redirected for easy analysis.
Can I export the broken link results?
Yes, you can export your link checking results as CSV or TXT files for documentation, reporting, or sharing with your team. The export includes URL, status code, response time, and error details.
How many URLs can I check at once?
You can check up to 100 URLs simultaneously in a single batch. For larger lists, simply run multiple checks or break your URLs into smaller groups for optimal performance.
Does the tool check both internal and external links?
Yes, our tool checks both internal website links and external links to other domains. It works with HTTP and HTTPS URLs across all websites and can detect various types of link issues.
How can broken links affect my website's SEO?
Broken links negatively impact SEO by creating poor user experience, reducing crawl efficiency, and signaling to search engines that your site may not be well-maintained. Regular link checking helps maintain site quality and search rankings.
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