BROKEN LINK CHECKS
Find the dead end. Trace the way back.
Find missing pages, trace the links that point to them and confirm the fix with a fresh check.
One page at a time. No account needed.
What is a broken link check?
A broken link check requests each linked URL and records the response. A 404 or 410 means the page is gone, and a redirect means it moved somewhere else. The fix depends on which one you find: restore the page, point the link at its new address or remove the link.
Find the break. Check the repair.
Find missing destinations
Scan your site, up to 300 pages per scan, or check a list of URLs. Pages that return 404 or 410 show up as missing.
Follow redirects
See where a moved page now leads before you update the links that point to it.
Choose a repair
Restore the page, update the links that point to it or remove them in your own site tools.
Confirm the fix
Recheck the destination and rescan the pages that linked to it. Keep important URLs under ongoing destination checks.