🔗 Broken Links Checker
Check your website for broken links, dead URLs, and 404 errors. Improve SEO and user experience by fixing broken links.
🔗 About Broken Links
Broken links (also called dead links) are hyperlinks that no longer work. They hurt user experience and SEO rankings. Regular link checking helps maintain a healthy website.
- 404 Errors: Page not found - the most common broken link
- Redirects: Links that redirect to another URL (may slow down site)
- SEO Impact: Too many broken links can hurt search rankings
- User Experience: Broken links frustrate visitors and increase bounce rate
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What is a broken link?
A broken link is a hyperlink that leads to a non-existent web page, typically resulting in a 404 error. It can happen when pages are deleted, moved, or URLs are changed without proper redirects.
Why should I fix broken links?
Broken links harm user experience, reduce trust, increase bounce rates, and can negatively impact your SEO rankings. Search engines view broken links as a sign of poor site maintenance.
How often should I check for broken links?
Check your website for broken links monthly, or more frequently if you update content regularly. After major site updates or redesigns, always run a broken link check.
What are redirect links?
Redirect links (301/302) send users to a different URL than originally specified. While not broken, excessive redirects can slow down your site and affect user experience.