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Broken Link Checker

Find broken links on any website. Crawl pages and identify 404 errors, redirects, and dead links.

How to Use Broken Link Checker

  1. 1Enter the URL of the website you want to check for broken links.
  2. 2Click "Check Links" to crawl the page and test all links.
  3. 3Review the results showing working, broken (404), and redirected links.
  4. 4Export the report to fix broken links and improve SEO.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many pages does it crawl?▾
The tool scans all links found on the page you enter, checking up to 200 unique links per scan. It checks the single page you provide, not the entire site.
What types of broken links are detected?▾
The tool detects 404 errors, 500 server errors, timeout issues, redirect responses, and links that fail to connect entirely.
How long does a scan take?▾
Most scans complete in 10-30 seconds. Links are checked in parallel batches of 30 with a 5-second timeout per link.
How does this tool check links?▾
Our servers fetch the page you provide, extract all links from the HTML, and then check each link by sending an HTTP request. This server-side approach can detect issues that browser-based tools might miss.
Why are some links shown as redirects?▾
A redirect means the link points to a URL that forwards to a different URL. While not broken, excessive redirects slow down your site. Consider updating links to point directly to the final destination.
Can I scan pages behind a login?▾
No. The tool can only scan publicly accessible URLs. Pages behind authentication or firewalls cannot be reached by our servers.
Does it check external links too?▾
Yes. The tool checks both internal links (same domain) and external links (other domains) found on the page. External links that return 404 or timeout are flagged as broken.