Website Management Tools
Broken Links Finder
Broken links frustrate visitors and waste crawl effort. Enter the address of a page and the tool reads its HTML, then requests up to 30 of the links on it and reports which ones are working, redirecting, broken or could not be verified. Only public websites are contacted, and each site is asked politely, a few requests at a time.
How to use it
- Enter the full address of the page whose links you want to check.
- Press Find broken links and wait up to 30 seconds.
- Read the broken links first, then fix or remove them, and download the CSV if you need a list.
Example
A page with a link to a deleted blog post will show that link as Broken with status 404, and a link to an old address that now forwards elsewhere as Redirects, with the number of hops.
Questions
Why are only 30 links checked?
Each check makes real requests to other people's websites. The limit keeps the service fair and fast. For a longer page, check it in sections or use a crawler on your own machine.
What does Blocked or restricted mean?
The site answered 401, 403 or 429, usually because it does not allow automated requests. The link may work fine in a browser, so the tool does not call it broken.
Does it see links added by JavaScript?
No. It reads the HTML the server sends, like a simple crawler. Links built later by scripts are not seen.
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