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Broken Link Checker

Scan a page for broken anchor links and images. Checks HTTP status codes for up to 75 unique URLs.

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What the broken link checker checks

Checks

  • the main broken link checker result and the status fields needed for developer workflows, QA, and publishing checks
  • input validity, response status, warnings, and copy-ready output where the tool supports it
  • signals that can block a website task, slow down a launch, or create support work after publication

Example result

A typical broken link checker result highlights the primary status, explains what needs attention, and keeps the important values ready to copy into a task, report, or support message.

Common mistakes

  • checking only one page or file and assuming the whole website has the same status
  • copying a result without rechecking it after deployment, DNS, CDN, or content changes
  • treating a warning as cosmetic when it affects crawling, performance, conversion, or maintenance

Who uses it

  • website owners preparing a launch
  • developers validating a change
  • SEO and support teams documenting technical issues

broken link checker FAQ

When should I run this tool?

Run it before launch, after a template or hosting change, and whenever a client or teammate reports a technical issue.

Can I share the result with a developer?

Yes. The output is designed to make the relevant status and context easy to copy into a task or support conversation.

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