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About the Broken Link Checker
Broken links (HTTP 4xx/5xx errors) frustrate users and harm your search‑engine ranking.
This tool fetches a single page and examines every hyperlink (<a href>
).
Links that return status codes ≥400 or fail to connect are flagged for your review.
Example
Suppose you enter:
http://example.com/mypage
And that page contains these links:
http://example.com/home → 200 OK
http://example.com/old → 404 Not Found
http://othersite.com/api → 500 Internal Server Error
Our output will show the two broken links:
http://example.com/old 404
http://othersite.com/api 500
How to Interpret Results
- 200 OK: Link is healthy.
- 4xx (e.g. 404): Client error—page not found or moved.
- 5xx (e.g. 500): Server error—site may be down or misconfigured.
- Failed: Connection timed out or network issue.
Tips & Best Practices
- Run this check after major content updates to catch moved or renamed pages.
- Schedule regular audits to maintain SEO health.
- Fix broken links by updating URLs or setting up proper redirects.
- Use descriptive link text to help users and search engines understand your pages.