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Free Broken Link Checker

Check every link and image on a page in one go and see which ones are broken, redirected or working.

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Free, no sign-up. We fetch the public page you enter from our server to run the checks. Results are kept for a few minutes and not shared.

How It Works

How to Use the Broken Link Checker

  1. Enter the address of the page to check, for example your home page or a blog post.
  2. Tick "Include images" to check image files as well as links.
  3. Click Analyse. We test up to 150 links at once and show broken ones first.
  4. Update or remove broken links, and replace redirected links with their final address.

Why It Matters

Broken links frustrate visitors and waste the trust you have built. They also send Google to dead ends, and on a shop or service page a broken link can mean a lost enquiry. Links break all the time: other websites close or move pages, and your own pages get renamed.

This checker tests the links on one page. A 404 or 410 means the page no longer exists, 5xx means the other server has a problem, and a redirect means the link still works but takes an extra step. Some large sites such as LinkedIn block automated checks, so those links are shown as Not checked rather than broken.

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FAQ

Broken Link Checker: Questions

How many links can it check?
Up to 150 links and images per page. For bigger pages, check the most important sections, or contact us for a full-site audit.
Why are some links marked Not checked?
Some websites, such as LinkedIn and some shops, block automated requests or ask for a login. Open those links in your browser to check them yourself.
Are redirects a problem?
A single redirect still works, but it adds a little delay. Update links to point straight to the final address, especially links within your own site.
How do I fix a broken internal link?
Change the link to the correct page, or set up a 301 redirect from the old address to the new one so every old link keeps working.
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