Broken Link Checker
Scan links on a public webpage and identify URLs returning errors.
Enter a public webpage URL to scan links on that page.
The scanner limits the number of links checked per request to keep the tool fast and safe.
Scan links on a public webpage and identify URLs returning errors.
Scan links found on a web page and identify destinations that may return errors or otherwise fail to respond as expected. Broken links can frustrate visitors and make site maintenance harder, especially on older pages containing many internal or external references.
A destination may have been deleted, moved without a suitable redirect, temporarily unavailable or entered incorrectly. External websites can also change their URL structures without notice.
A failed automated request does not always mean a link is permanently broken. Some sites block automated checks, apply rate limits or experience temporary outages. Confirm important links manually before removing them.
Yes. Update internal links to valid destinations or appropriate redirects where possible.
Yes. Some servers restrict automated requests, which can affect the reported result.