Free Broken Link Checker.

Use this broken link checker to test up to 25 unique links on a public page and find HTTP errors.

It resolves relative URLs and ignores page fragments in the checked sample.

Run it after publishing, migrations or important content updates.

Scan a web page

Enter a public page URL to test up to 25 unique HTTP links.

Why it matters

Protect journeys from dead ends.

Links connect visitors to supporting information, conversion steps and trusted external resources. When a destination disappears, the surrounding page can feel neglected even if its own content remains accurate.

A broken link checker provides a focused sample of the destinations referenced by one page. It helps editors find obvious 404 responses, unreachable servers and links that fail after a migration or external update.

Regular checks are valuable for high-traffic pages, documentation and evergreen resources where links accumulate over time. Repairing or removing failed destinations improves navigation and content trust. The scan is intentionally bounded, so larger sites still benefit from scheduled full-crawl monitoring.

Page scan

Extract and test up to 25 unique HTTP links.

Relative URLs

Resolve links correctly against the page being checked.

HTTP evidence

See failed statuses and unreachable destinations in one result.

Fast review

Prioritize obvious link repairs without starting a full crawl.

How to use

Check page links in three steps.

Run the broken link checker on a complete public page URL.

  1. Choose an important page

    Start with a public landing page, navigation hub or resource list where failed destinations would affect many visitors.

  2. Run the link scan

    Paste its full HTTP or HTTPS URL and let the checker test up to 25 unique links from the page.

  3. Repair failed destinations

    Review the reported status, correct outdated URLs, replace unavailable resources or remove links that no longer serve visitors.

FAQs

Broken Link Checker FAQ

Learn what page link scans can detect and when to run them.

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