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Broken Link Checker

Scan your page for broken links (404 errors) — both internal and external — that frustrate visitors and waste your crawl budget.

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What the tool checks

  • All links on the page with their HTTP status codes
  • Broken links (404) and server errors (5xx)
  • Internal vs. external link breakdown
  • Redirected links (3xx)
  • Issues summary with recommended fixes

Why it matters

Dead links frustrate users and signal to search engines that a site is poorly maintained. Internal broken links also waste crawl budget and fragment your internal linking equity. Regular checks keep your site healthy, trustworthy, and fully crawlable.

Detailed guide in the help center

Frequently asked questions

Do broken links hurt SEO?

Indirectly. They degrade user experience and, for internal links, disrupt crawling and reduce the flow of link equity between pages.

How should I fix 404 links?

Update or replace the link target, remove the link entirely, or — for deleted pages — set up a 301 redirect to a relevant replacement page.

Should I check external links too?

Yes. External pages can disappear at any time, and outbound broken links also damage your site's credibility and user experience.

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