Bulk URL Status Checker

2xx means the page loaded (200 OK). 3xx is a redirect to another URL; the tool follows it and shows where it ends. 4xx is a client error such as 404 Not Found or 410 Gone, which usually means a broken link. 5xx is a server error on the site's side. Errors are links that couldn't be reached at all, for example because the domain doesn't exist or the site timed out.

The check is made by our server, not your browser, so sites with bot protection or a firewall may refuse it with 403 Forbidden, and some limit how many requests they accept with 429 Too Many Requests. The page may be fine for real visitors. Recheck those links later, or open them yourself.

One redirect is normal, for example from http to https. Two or more in a row slow down visitors and crawlers, and Google stops following after about ten. The tool follows up to five hops and reports longer chains as an error, so update links to point straight at the final URL.

A 301 (or 308) is permanent and tells search engines to move ranking signals to the new URL. A 302 (or 307) is temporary, so search engines keep the old URL indexed. Use 301 for pages that have moved for good.

Each run checks up to 500 unique URLs so it stays quick and polite to the sites you're checking. Split a longer list into batches of 500 and export each batch as CSV.

No. It only reads the response status and headers for each URL and its redirects, then stops, so it works for any file type, including PDFs and images, and doesn't download the content.