About this tool
Check the links on a page (or a list of URLs in Pro bulk mode) for 404s, server errors, redirects and unreachable hosts.
Each unique link is requested with a light HEAD request; when a server refuses HEAD, a small GET is used instead. Redirects are followed and every hop is validated. A per-check link cap and a time limit keep the check fast and polite to other sites.
Example: check Page URL = https://example.com/.
Some sites block automated requests (403, 429) even when the link works in a browser. Links on private or internal networks are never requested.
Quick steps
- Enter the address of a public page or domain.
- Press Check. The 1CLIK server visits it, which can take a few seconds.
- Read each line — Good, Improve, Problem or Info — with a hint on what to fix.
1CLIK’s server fetches only the public address you enter. Private and internal addresses are refused, and results are cached for a few minutes, not saved to your account.
FAQ
How does the Broken Link & HTTP Status Checker work?
Each unique link is requested with a light HEAD request; when a server refuses HEAD, a small GET is used instead. Redirects are followed and every hop is validated. A per-check link cap and a time limit keep the check fast and polite to other sites.
What should I keep in mind?
Some sites block automated requests (403, 429) even when the link works in a browser. Links on private or internal networks are never requested.
Why can the result differ from what I see in my browser?
The check sees what the server sends to 1CLIK, before any JavaScript runs. Sites can also answer automated requests differently, block them, or vary by country.