Find broken and redirected links on a webpage
Scan links found on one public webpage and identify working, broken, redirected, internal and external URLs.
Scans one public HTML page and tests up to 20 unique HTTP links to keep the check fast and server-friendly.
How to use the Broken Link Checker
Scan links found on one public webpage and identify working, broken, redirected, internal and external URLs.
Formula and method
The checker extracts public HTTP links from one page and tests a limited sample of unique URLs for their current HTTP status.
Example
Enter a blog post or landing page URL and review working, redirected and broken links found in its HTML.
Planning examples
These examples are mathematical scenarios designed to help with planning. They are not claims about typical market performance.
| Use | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Planning | Use your own recent data whenever possible. |
| Comparisons | Keep the same definition and time period across comparisons. |
| Benchmarks | Treat public benchmarks as context rather than guarantees. |
How to interpret the result
Fix genuinely broken links and consider updating redirected internal links to their final destination. The tool checks one page, not an entire site crawl.
Frequently asked questions
Does this tool use an external API?
No. The calculation runs from the values you enter.
Is the result a guarantee?
No. It is a mathematical planning result based on your inputs.
Can I use my own real data?
Yes. Your own recent account or business data is usually the best input.
Can I compare different platforms?
Use caution because metric definitions and monetization models can differ by platform.