Enter any public website URL below to scan page links, detect broken URLs, and improve usability and technical SEO quality.
Find broken links on a page and improve both usability and technical SEO quality. Dead links frustrate users, weaken trust, and can create unnecessary quality issues across a website.
This tool is useful for SEO professionals, editors, agencies, publishers, bloggers, and website owners who want cleaner link health and better technical page quality.
Broken links are links that no longer resolve correctly and may return 404, 500, or other failing HTTP responses. These links can reduce user trust and create a poor experience when someone clicks a page reference that no longer works.
This free Broken Link Checker extracts a sample of links from the page and checks whether those URLs appear to be working properly. It helps identify link issues faster without needing a manual page-by-page review.
Broken links affect both SEO and usability. They can waste crawl attention, reduce editorial quality, and make the page feel outdated or poorly maintained.
Enter your page URL and review the checked sample links. If any broken links are found, replace them, remove them, or update them with working alternatives.
This tool is especially useful for older content, blog archives, directory pages, and pages with many references. Regular broken link checks help keep the site clean, helpful, and more trustworthy.