URL & Link Tools
Check status codes, trace redirects, find broken links, and analyze URLs for SEO.
URL Status Checker
Bulk check HTTP status codes for multiple URLs at once.
Redirect Chain Checker
Trace the complete redirect path and see every hop.
Broken Link Finder
Scan any webpage and find all broken links.
Canonical Tag Checker
Check canonical tags on multiple URLs at once.
Domain Availability Checker
Check if domain names are available for registration.
URL Extractor
Extract all URLs from any text, HTML, or document.
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URL & Link Tools
How to get more value from these tools
URL checks are the fastest way to catch problems that quietly waste crawl budget or weaken outreach work. This group focuses on live HTTP responses, redirect paths, canonical tags, broken outbound links, and quick URL extraction.
Recommended approach
- Run status checks before publishing a link list or handing it to another tool.
- Inspect redirect chains when a page feels slow or link equity passes through several hops.
- Use canonical and broken-link checks together when auditing important landing pages.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do URL tools sometimes show a different result than my browser?
Servers may respond differently by user agent, location, redirect state, or cached data. Treat tool output as a technical check, then confirm unusual results manually.
How many redirects are too many?
One redirect is normal during migrations, but long chains add latency and can make troubleshooting harder. Aim for the final destination in one hop whenever practical.
Do broken external links affect SEO?
A few broken external links are not usually catastrophic, but fixing them improves user experience, editorial quality, and trust signals on important pages.