Bulk Broken Link Checker

Find every 404, redirect, SSL error & domain expiration. Instantly. Free.

πŸ“€ File Upload
πŸ”’ SSL Check
⚠️ Soft 404s
πŸ“… Domain Expiry
πŸ”“ No Login

Add Your Links

πŸ“ Drag & drop CSV/TXT/XLSX

or click to upload

β€” OR PASTE β€”
βš™οΈ Advanced Settings (Optional)
User-Agent
Detection Options
0 URLs

πŸ’‘ Included

404 detection, redirects, soft 404s, SSL validation, domain expiration monitoring

πŸ“Š Export

Download as CSV, filter by status, view headers & redirect chains

⚑ Fast

Check 100 URLs in seconds. Adjustable concurrency limits.

πŸ”“ Free

No login, no limits, no ads. Run as many checks as you want.

How It Works

1. Upload or Paste

Drag & drop a CSV file or paste URLs directly. Up to 100 per check.

2. Configure

Choose user-agent and detection options. Advanced settings are optional.

3. Get Results

View status codes, redirects, headers, SSL info, and more. Export as CSV.

Why Check Links?

πŸ” SEO Audits

Find broken links hurting your rankings. Fix with 301 redirects to preserve link equity.

πŸ—ΊοΈ Sitemap Validation

Verify XML sitemaps before submitting to Google Search Console.

πŸ”„ Website Migrations

Check all redirects are in place after domain changes or URL restructuring.

πŸ”— Broken Link Detection

Scan crawler exports, analytics data, or spreadsheets for dead links.

⚑ Redirect Chains

Detect multi-hop redirects wasting crawl budget and slowing sites.

πŸ“± Mobile Testing

Test URLs with different user-agents. Mobile sites often have different redirects.

What Users Say

"This checker saved us during our migration. Finding all broken links in bulk was a lifesaver. Simple, fast, and no bloated UI."
Sarah Chen
SEO Manager, TechStartup
"The soft 404 detection caught pages we didn't know were broken. Improved our crawl efficiency significantly."
Marcus Rodriguez
Freelance SEO Consultant
"No login, instant results, accurate detection. Exactly what we needed for client audits."
Jessica Lee
Agency Owner

FAQ

What's a soft 404?

A page returning HTTP 200 but acting like 404 (empty content, error redirect). Search engines treat these like real 404s, hurting SEO.

How do I fix 404 errors?

For internal: restore page, update link, or 301 redirect. For external: remove or replace with working alternative.

301 vs 302 redirects?

301 = permanent (transfers ranking). 302 = temporary (keeps original indexed). Use 301 for migrations, 302 for temp changes.

Why does redirect latency matter?

Each redirect adds 100-200ms to load time. Multiple redirects hurt Core Web Vitals and user experience.

Can I export results?

Yes. Download as CSV or view in the results table. Filter by status code before exporting.

How many URLs at once?

Up to 100. For larger batches, split into groups. For site-wide crawls, use Screaming Frog or Ahrefs.