Broken Link Checker

How It Works

1

Starting from your URL, the tool crawls pages and discovers all links.

2

Each link is validated with an HTTP request to check its status.

3

Broken links, redirects, and timeouts are flagged for review.

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Download results as CSV for further analysis.

200 OK - Working

301 Moved Permanently

302 Temporary Redirect

404 Not Found

500 Server Error

0 Timeout

Links marked as Script, CSS, or Image are assets referenced in your HTML. They may appear "broken" if:

Relative paths without base URL: Using <link href="style.css"> instead of <link href="/styles/style.css">
Missing files: The file doesn't exist at the specified location
Server blocking HEAD requests: Some servers reject non-browser requests (we try GET as fallback)

Fix: Always use absolute paths starting with / or full URLs:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="/styles/custom.css">
<script src="/js/app.js"></script>
<img src="/images/logo.png" alt="Logo">

How do I check just one page?

Use Full Crawl mode and set "Max Pages" to 1 in the settings. This will scan only the URL you enter without following internal links.

Should I check external links?

Yes, it helps ensure outbound links work. Disable for faster internal-only audits.

Why do CSS/JS files show as broken?

Usually due to relative paths. Use absolute paths like /styles/style.css instead of style.css.

How do I export results?

Click "Export CSV" after a scan completes to download all link data.