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Broken Link & Redirect Audit Studio
Scan links on a public webpage, check real HTTP responses, identify broken pages and redirect status codes, and export actionable audit results—without installing desktop software.
Public URL checks · Link extraction · Real HTTP diagnostics · Bulk CSV/JSON reports
Batch scope: up to 100 distinct public URLs, 3 simultaneous checks. Private/internal hosts, nonstandard ports and credential-bearing URLs are blocked. HTTP status reflects the time of the scan, not a search engine’s index.
Live results
How to find broken links on a website
Enter a public HTML webpage URL and choose Extract links. The studio reads the page’s anchor links and queues the HTTP and HTTPS destinations. Choose Run live URL audit to request real response headers from each destination. Inspect status codes, redirect targets, and errors; use the CSV export to assign repairs.
Understanding 200, 301, 302 and 404 responses
HTTP 200 responses usually mean the requested resource responded normally; 301 and 302 are redirects and are shown with a Location header. HTTP 404 and 410 usually indicate missing resources, while 500-series codes indicate server-side failures. Request errors can also arise from blocked bots, timeouts or third-party firewalls and do not prove a link is permanently broken.
Audit limitations and privacy
To protect servers and visitors, this public URL analyzer checks only normal web URLs and limits the number and frequency of requests. It does not automatically crawl an entire website recursively, bypass authentication, execute JavaScript, or promise a full SEO crawler equivalent to desktop enterprise software. It uses a server-side checker, so submitted public URLs are sent to Solvory’s server and destination sites may log requests.
Related professional tools
Review your XML Sitemap, inspect HTTP response codes, or see the JSON Schema Validation Studio. Technical reference: MDN HTTP response status codes.
Frequently asked questions
Can I check many links in a single batch?
Yes, paste a list or upload a text/CSV file and check up to 100 distinct public URLs per run. Export a CSV or JSON report.
Does a failed request always mean the link is broken?
No. Firewalls, anti-bot rules and temporary connectivity problems can prevent the test. Review the result manually.
Does this tool crawl every page of a website?
No. It extracts up to 100 links from one supplied page and checks the selected URLs. It does not follow a site’s link graph recursively.