Free online tool

Broken Link Checker

Scan any web page for broken links, 404 errors, redirects and broken images. Fix them to improve user experience and help Google crawl your site.

We only request the public page and the links on it. Results are not stored.

How it works

How to use the Broken Link Checker

Enter a page URL

Paste the address of the page you want to scan.

We check every link

Up to 150 links and images are checked in parallel.

Fix what is broken

Filter broken links and redirects, then update or remove them.

Features

Why use our Broken Link Checker?

Fast parallel checks

150 links checked at once in seconds.

Images too

Finds broken images as well as broken links.

Redirects flagged

See links that redirect, so you can point them to the final URL.

Internal vs external

Filter by links to your own site or other sites.

Anchor text shown

Know exactly which link on the page to fix.

CSV export

Download the results for your team or client.

Works well with: seo checker, open graph checker, heading checker, redirect checker — or browse all seo tools.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about the Broken Link Checker.

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Why do broken links matter for SEO?

Broken links frustrate visitors, waste Google’s crawl budget and stop link value flowing through your site. Fixing them improves user experience and helps your pages rank.

What counts as a broken link?

Any link that returns an error status such as 404 Not Found, 410 Gone or a 5xx server error, or a link to a domain that does not respond.

What does “blocked” mean?

Some websites (like LinkedIn or Amazon) block automated checks and return 403 or 999. These links usually work for real visitors, so they are shown separately.

How many links can I check?

Up to 150 unique links and images per page, checked in parallel.

Does it scan my whole website?

It checks all links on the page you enter. To check a whole site, run it on your most important pages, such as the home page, service pages and blog posts.

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