With this free URL status code checking tool, get the status of any URL you want! Catch 301 redirects, chains, dead pages, live ones, server errors, and more. Upload a single URL, paste a sitemap, or crawl an entire site in no time, all for FREE!
Check a single URL instantly, or check a whole list at once. This tool can pull straight from a sitemap or review in bulk from an upload of URLs. Get status codes, redirect hops, server errors, or find broken links.
Every redirect hop is followed and shown as well if it exists. No guessing where a link actually lands. Check a single page instantly, or point it at a sitemap and check hundreds at once. Also download your output into an easy-to-review and execute on docuemnt!
Need a quick answer on one link? Use Check One URL. Auditing a whole site? Switch to list mode and check as many URLs as you want in a single run.
Paste a list by hand, or pull every page straight from a sitemap — including sitemap index files that point to other sitemaps. Add from more than one without losing your list.
It checks several URLs at a time so big lists finish fast, following each redirect hop by hop instead of hiding them, so a sneaky 301 → 302 → 200 chain shows up in full.
Each URL gets a color-coded status by whether it is OK, redirected, or broken. Expand any row for the full chain, then copy the results or download them as a CSV for your report.
Broken links, redirect chains, and dead sitemap entries quietly drag down SEO performance and frustrate visitors. My URL status code checker tool surfaces all of it in one pass, all free, and without a single install.
Find 404s and dead ends before Google’s crawler or your visitors run into them. Every broken URL gets flagged in red so nothing slips through.
Wasteful 301 → 302 → 200 chains slow pages and leak link equity. The full chain is laid out hop by hop instead of just showing the final landing page.
Pull an entire sitemap, even sitemap index files, and check every URL in a single run. Perfect for post-migration and pre-launch sweeps.
Several URLs are checked at the same time instead of one after another, so a list of hundreds finishes in seconds rather than minutes.
Copy the results in one click or download a clean CSV that drops straight into an audit deliverable or a spreadsheet. No manual retyping.
No account, no install, no credit-limit paywall. Run it as often as you need on any site you’re working on.
It is genuinely free. No account, no install, no credit card, and no monthly limit on how many URLs you can check. Run it as often as you want on any site you are working on.
Single mode is for a quick answer on one link. You paste it, hit check, and see the full redirect path and final status right away. List mode is for auditing a whole site. You paste a batch of URLs or pull them straight from a sitemap, then check all of them in one run and export the results.
There is no hard cap. Lists of several hundred URLs run fine. The checker works through several at a time instead of one after another, so even a large sitemap finishes in seconds rather than minutes.
A redirect chain is when one URL sends you to another, which then sends you to another before you land on the real page. A 301 to a 302 to a 200 is a common example. These chains slow pages down and leak some of your SEO value. The checker lays out every hop so you can see the full path instead of just the final destination.
Yes. If you give it a sitemap index, which is a sitemap that just points to other sitemaps, it follows those and pulls the page URLs from inside them. This is common on larger sites and WooCommerce stores, and the checker handles it for you.
The requests come from the server this tool runs on, not from your own computer, and they carry an honest label that identifies the tool. They will not appear in a site’s visitor analytics, but they can show up in raw server logs. It is a normal, lightweight check, the same kind any link checker performs.
Yes. You can copy the results with one click or download a clean CSV that drops straight into a spreadsheet or an audit deliverable. No manual retyping needed.
That is the part a tool cannot do for you. Knowing which broken links and redirect chains actually matter, planning the fix, and doing the work is a strategy job. If you want someone to own that end to end, reach out and let’s talk about your site.