Scan any webpage and find broken links, dead URLs, HTTP errors, redirects, and working links. Use this tool to improve SEO, user experience, and website quality.
Useful for SEO audits, website maintenance, content updates, migration checks, and client reports.
Enter a webpage URL, choose scan type, and check links for working, broken, and redirected status.
Broken links hurt user experience, waste crawl budget, and can reduce the quality of your website.
Identify definite 404, 410 and server errors. Restricted sites and connection problems are flagged for manual review.
Fixing broken links improves crawl quality and helps search engines understand your site better.
Remove dead links so visitors do not land on error pages or outdated resources.
A broken link checker scans a webpage, extracts links, and tests each URL to see whether it works, redirects, or returns an error. It helps website owners find dead pages, wrong URLs, expired resources, and problematic external links.
Broken links can appear after website migration, deleted posts, changed URLs, expired domains, removed images, old references, or incorrect linking. Regular checks help keep your website clean and trustworthy.
| Status | Meaning | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Working | Link returns successful response | No action needed |
| Broken | Link returns 404, 410 or a server error | Investigate and update the link if needed |
| Redirect | Link points to another URL | Update to final URL if needed |
| Client Error | 404 or 410 is usually broken; 403 is restricted and needs review | Fix wrong or deleted URL |
| Server Error | Usually 500-level error | Check target server or page |
Check broken links in three simple steps.
Add the webpage URL you want to scan. The tool fetches the page HTML.
It finds anchor links and checks each URL for HTTP status, redirects, and errors.
See working, broken, and redirected links, then copy or download the report.
Common questions about broken links, SEO, and link checking.