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Broken Links Checker

Scan a page's links and flag the ones that are dead or erroring.

ABOUT THIS TOOL

Check your webpage for broken links with the WaooTools Broken Links Checker. Enter a webpage URL to scan its links and identify links that may be unavailable, redirected, or returning HTTP errors.

This tool is useful for SEO audits, website maintenance, and finding links that may lead visitors to unavailable pages.

How to Use This Tool

  1.  Enter the URL of the webpage you want to check. 
  2.  Start the broken link check. 
  3.  Wait while the links are scanned. 
  4.  Review the detected links and their HTTP status. 
  5.  Identify links that need to be fixed or updated. 

What Is a Broken Link?

A broken link is a hyperlink that does not successfully reach the intended destination. It may return an HTTP error such as 404 Not Found, 410 Gone, or another failed response.

What Can This Tool Check?

The Broken Links Checker can help you identify:

  •  Broken links 
  •  Working links 
  •  HTTP status codes 
  •  Links returning errors 
  •  Redirected URLs 
  •  Unavailable destinations 
  •  Internal and external link issues 

Why Check for Broken Links?

Broken links can create a poor user experience and make website maintenance more difficult. Regular link checks can help you:

  •  Find links leading to missing pages 
  •  Fix outdated URLs 
  •  Improve website navigation 
  •  Support technical SEO audits 
  •  Maintain a cleaner website structure 

Important Limitations

Results depend on whether the submitted webpage and its linked URLs can be accessed by the checker. Links requiring login, blocked by security systems, restricted pages, JavaScript-generated links, or temporarily unavailable servers may not be checked accurately. A failed request does not always mean that the destination is permanently broken.

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FAQ

A Broken Links Checker scans links on a webpage and checks whether they can successfully reach their destination or return an error.
A 404 Not Found response is one of the most common indicators of a broken link. Other error responses, such as 410 or certain 5xx errors, may also indicate that a link is unavailable.
Broken links can prevent visitors from accessing important pages, create a poor user experience, and may cause issues during website and SEO audits.

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