Free Online Tool

Find Broken Links
on Any Website

Scan your website and detect broken links, 404 errors, invalid URLs and more. Keep your site healthy, improve SEO and give a better experience to your visitors.

Scan Results

Starting…
0Pages scanned
0Links found
0Broken links
0Redirects
0Working links
URLStatusTypeSource Page

Detect 404 Errors

Find all broken links on your website

Internal & External

Check both internal and external links

Check Images

Detect broken images and media

Follow Redirects

See final URL status after redirects

Improve SEO

Fix issues and boost your search ranking

Free & Easy

No signup needed. 100% free to use

How It Works

Check Broken Links in 3 Simple Steps

1

Enter Your Website URL

Paste your website URL and click on "Check Links".

2

We Scan Your Website

Our tool crawls your pages and checks all links.

3

Get Detailed Report

View broken links with status codes and fix them easily.

Sample Report

Detailed Results with Status Codes

Get a complete list of all links with their status codes, link type, and source page so you can quickly identify and fix issues.

  • Link URL and anchor text
  • Status code (200, 404, etc.)
  • Internal or external link
  • Source page location
  • Easy export and fix
https://www.example.com
Export CSV
All Links 128 Broken Links 12 Working Links 116 Redirects 5 Images 24
URLStatusTypeSource Page
!https://example.com/page1
404Internal/index.html
!https://example.com/about-us
404Internal/index.html
✓https://example.com/contact
200Internal/index.html
!https://example.com/image.jpg
404Image/gallery.html
✓https://google.com
200External/blog.html
!https://example.com/file.pdf
404Internal/resources.html

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a broken link?

A broken link (or dead link) is a hyperlink that points to a page, image or file that no longer exists or can't be reached. Visitors usually see a "404 Not Found" error, and search engines treat many broken links as a sign of a poorly maintained site.

How does this broken link checker work?

Enter your website URL and our crawler opens your pages, collects every link and image, then requests each one and records the HTTP status code. Anything that returns a 4xx or 5xx code, times out or can't be resolved is flagged as broken.

Do broken links hurt SEO?

Yes. Broken links waste crawl budget, stop link equity from flowing through your site and create a poor experience for visitors. Fixing them is one of the quickest technical SEO wins.

What do the status codes mean?

200 means the link works. 301/302 are redirects – the link works but points somewhere else, so it's best to update it. 404 means not found, 410 means gone permanently, 403 means access is forbidden and 5xx codes are server errors.

How many pages can I scan?

You can scan up to 100 pages per check for free. Choose the number of pages next to the options under the search box. Every link and image found on those pages is checked.

Why is a working link shown as broken?

Some websites block automated checkers or return 403/429 errors to bots even though the page opens fine in a browser. If a link looks fine to you, open it manually to confirm.

Is it really free? Do I need to sign up?

Yes, CheckBrokenLink.com is 100% free and needs no signup. Just paste your URL and start checking.