Bulk URL Checker
Check multiple URLs for status codes, response times, and availability at once.
Enter your URLs
One URL per line or comma separated
Free Bulk URL Checker Tool - Check Multiple URLs at Once
Our free online Bulk URL Checker allows you to verify the status of multiple websites simultaneously. Quickly identify broken links, redirects, and server errors across your entire website or a list of URLs.
Key Features:
- Check up to 100 URLs at once - Save time by verifying multiple links in one operation
- Detailed status codes - Identify 200 (OK), 301/302 (Redirects), 404 (Not Found), and 500 (Server Error) responses
- Response time measurement - Track how quickly each URL responds
- Redirect tracking - See final destination URLs after all redirects
- 100% browser-based - No server processing means your URL lists remain private
- Export to CSV - Download results for further analysis
Common Use Cases:
- Website audits - Find broken links across your entire site
- SEO monitoring - Check for unwanted redirects or 404 errors
- Backlink verification - Ensure your backlinks are still active
- Competitor research - Analyze competitor website structures
- API endpoint testing - Verify multiple API endpoints at once
How to Use Our Bulk URL Checker:
- Enter your URLs (one per line or comma separated)
- Click "Check URLs" to begin verification
- View real-time results with status codes and response times
- Filter results by status code or search for specific URLs
- Download complete results as CSV for reporting
Frequently Asked Questions
How many URLs can I check at once?
There's no hard limit, but very large lists (100+ URLs) may take longer to process. For best performance, we recommend checking up to 50 URLs at a time.
What information does this tool provide?
For each URL, you'll receive: HTTP status code, response time, content type, final URL (after redirects), and any connection errors.
Are my URLs stored or logged anywhere?
No. All URL checking happens directly in your browser. We never send your URLs to any server.
Why do some URLs show as errors?
Connection errors typically occur when: the server doesn't respond, the domain doesn't exist, or the URL is blocked by CORS policies. Try the "Retry" button for intermittent issues.
Pro Tips for Effective URL Checking
- For large websites, check URLs in batches of 20-50 at a time
- Use the filter options to quickly find problematic URLs (404s, 500s, etc.)
- Regularly check important URLs to catch issues early
- Combine with our Website Monitoring Tool for ongoing checks
