Find Broken Links on a Page
The checker extracts a bounded set of links from the submitted public page and requests their destinations. It reports returned HTTP status information so obvious failures such as 404 or server errors are easier to find.
Why Broken Links Matter
Broken internal links interrupt navigation and can waste crawler requests, while broken external references create a poor experience for readers. Fixing them keeps important paths usable and makes site maintenance cleaner.
How to Fix a Broken Link
For an internal URL, restore the missing page, update the link to the correct canonical destination or use an appropriate permanent redirect when content has genuinely moved. For an external URL, replace or remove the reference if the destination no longer exists.
Page-Level Check, Not an Unlimited Crawl
This free checker intentionally limits how many links it requests. Use it to inspect important pages individually. For a complete large-site inventory, a controlled site crawler is more appropriate.
Free to Use Without an Account
This SEO Mentor tool is available without registration, subscriptions or credit packs. It uses the information you enter or public website data needed for the check and does not turn unavailable third-party metrics into invented numbers.