Checks up to 60 links on one page — internal and external. Free, no sign-up, and the address you enter is not stored.
How to use it
1
Paste the page address
Enter the full address of the page you want to check, e.g. your homepage or a blog post. You can leave out the https:// part.
2
Click “Check links”
We load the page and test every link on it — both links to your own site and links to other websites.
3
Review the broken list
Working links are counted; broken ones are listed with their status, so you can see exactly what needs fixing.
4
Fix or remove them
Update each broken link to the correct address, or remove it if the page it pointed to no longer exists.
Frequently asked questions
Why do links break?
Most often because the page they point to was moved, renamed or deleted, or the website it belongs to shut down. Links can also break from a simple typo in the address, or a page that only loads sometimes.
How often should I check my website for broken links?
Once a month is a good habit for a small business website, and always after a redesign, a move to a new domain, or deleting old pages. A quick check after publishing a new post is worth it too.
Does it check links inside PDFs or images?
No — it checks the links in the page itself (the text and buttons visitors click). Links inside a PDF file or inside an image are not seen, so check those files separately.
Can it check pages that need a login?
No. It can only check pages anyone can open without signing in, such as your homepage, service pages and blog posts.