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URL Status Checker

Batch check HTTP status codes and redirect chains for multiple URLs instantly with full redirect details.

Input URLs (One URL per line) *
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Request URLStatus codesRedirectsAction
Enter URLs above and click "Check Status Codes" to begin.

Free Bulk URL HTTP Status & Redirect Checker

Our professional-grade URL status and redirect auditing tool is designed for webmasters, SEO experts, and developers. It helps you instantly diagnose link health, track multi-level redirection chains, and safeguard your website's search engine performance.

Key Features & Capabilities

  • Batch URL Auditing: Input multiple URLs simultaneously (one per line) for rapid, automated bulk status checking.
  • Deep Redirect Chain Tracking: Fully trace redirect paths and loops (e.g., 301, 302, 307 to 200) with detailed breakdowns of scheme, host, and path for every hop.
  • Custom User-Agent Simulation: Test how different clients and search engine crawlers view your pages by choosing between Googlebot, Bingbot, mobile/desktop browsers, social bots, and AI/LLM crawlers.
  • Flexible Timeout Controls: Adjust request timeout settings (5, 10, or 15 seconds) to accommodate varying server response times.
  • Convenient Data Export: Instantly export your full status report to a CSV file or copy table data and redirect summaries directly to your clipboard with a single click.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are my URL audit lists stored on any server?

No. Your audit lists and data are processed transiently via a secure Cloudflare Worker backend and are never permanently stored or logged in a database.

Why do redirect chains matter for SEO?

Long or broken redirect chains slow down page load times, consume crawl budget, and can lead to ranking drops. Auditing them ensures maximum link equity flow.

How do I inspect individual redirect hops?

Click on any result row in the table to expand and view the complete step-by-step redirect summary table, complete with status codes, security schemes, hosts, and paths.