Free Bulk URL Status Checker

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Enter one URL per line. Only the first 20 URLs are checked.

About Free Bulk URL Status Checker

This tool checks up to 20 URLs in one batch. You paste links one per line into the box. It sends a HEAD request to each address. Each result returns with a clear status badge.

Status badges make the scan fast to read. A green badge means the page loads fine. A red badge flags a broken or missing page. A yellow badge marks a page that moved.

Site owners use it after migrations and redesigns. Bloggers use it to clean old outbound links. Link builders use it to check prospect lists. Anyone with a list of links saves time here.

The check runs right on the page. No signup is needed to start. Results appear as the scan finishes. You can rerun the same list any time.

How to use

1. Paste up to 20 URLs into the input box one per line.
2. Remove blank lines so every line holds one link.
3. Add http or https to each address before you start.
4. Press the check button to begin the scan.
5. Wait while the tool sends a HEAD request to each URL.
6. Read the status badge shown next to each link.
7. Group the error badges together and plan your fixes.
8. Copy the list and fix every broken or moved link.

Why use it

• It finds up to 20 broken links in seconds.
• It flags redirect chains that slow crawlers down.
• It cleans link lists after a site move.
• It checks backlink prospects before outreach.
• It keeps resource pages free of dead links.
• It runs quick spot checks with no signup.

Tips

• Keep each batch at 20 URLs for the fastest scan.
• Include the full protocol on every address.
• Rerun the same list after you apply fixes.
• Point moved links straight at the final URL.
• Save the checked list as a text file.
• Use the tool after any redirect cleanup.

Frequently asked questions

What does a 200 status mean

It means the page loaded with no problem. The server found the resource. This is the badge you want on most links. Healthy sites show mostly 200 codes.

What does a 404 status mean

It means the page was not found. The link is broken or the page moved. Update the link or remove it. Broken links frustrate visitors and crawlers.

What is the 20 URL limit

The tool accepts 20 URLs in each batch. Split longer lists into chunks of 20. Each chunk scans in the same way. This keeps every scan fast and stable.

Why does the tool use HEAD requests

HEAD requests fetch headers without the page body. They use less data than full page loads. This makes the scan quick. The status code is all we need.

Can I check redirects with this tool

Redirects like 301 and 302 get their own badges. Follow each one to its final URL. Point the link at that final page. This shortens redirect chains.

Why do some links fail to check

Some servers block automated checks or need a login. Others time out during the scan. Test those links by hand in a browser. A manual check confirms the true state.

Can I reuse my list for another scan

Keep your list as a text file on your computer. Paste it again for a fresh scan. Reruns confirm your fixes worked.

What does a 301 status mean

It means the page moved permanently. The server points to a new address. Update the link to that address. This keeps link value intact.

How accurate are HEAD request results

HEAD requests return the same status as a full load. Some servers handle them a little differently. If a badge looks odd then test by hand. Manual checks settle any doubt.

Broken links erode trust on any site. This checker finds them in seconds. Paste up to 20 URLs and fix what the badges flag. Small fixes like these keep every link alive.