A broken link checker crawls your website and tells you which links lead nowhere. Find My Broken Links follows every link on your site, page by page, and lists the ones that fail along with where they are, so you can fix them without hunting through every page by hand.
How to run a broken link checker on your site
- Paste your website address into the box above.
- We visit every page we can find and follow every link on each one.
- You get a list of broken links, with the page each one is on, so you know exactly what to fix.
When to check for dead links
- You redesigned your site and some old pages moved or were deleted.
- Traffic or rankings dropped and you suspect 404 errors are part of it.
- You’re about to publish a newsletter or post and want every link in it to work.
- A site you link to changed its URLs without telling anyone.
What you get
A plain list: each broken link, the page it sits on, and nothing else to sort through. There’s no account to create and no watermark on the results. The check is free, it runs on our own servers, and whatever we fetch from your site is deleted within an hour.
Limits to know
We only check links we can reach by following your site’s own pages, so anything blocked by a login screen won’t show up. Very large sites can take a few minutes to finish. If a link times out once, it’s worth checking again before you assume it’s dead.
Questions people ask
What is a broken link checker?
It’s a tool that visits every link on your website and reports the ones that don’t lead anywhere, usually because the page was moved, renamed, or deleted.
How do I check for 404 errors on my site?
Paste your site’s address into the box above. We follow every link and flag the ones that come back as errors, including 404s, so you can see them in one list.
Is this broken link checker free?
Yes. There’s no cost, no account, and no watermark on the results.
Do I need to sign up to use it?
No. You can paste your address and get your list of broken links straight away.
How long do you keep my data?
Anything we fetch from your site while checking links is deleted within an hour. We don’t keep copies afterwards.
Does fixing broken links help SEO?
Yes, generally. Search engines and visitors both lose trust in a site full of dead links, so clearing them out is a small, low-effort win for SEO.
Updated 24 September 2026.