Check the HTTP status code of many URLs at once. Detect 200s, redirects, 404s, and 500s, follow redirects, see response times, and export to CSV. Ideal for SEO link audits.
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Check HTTP Status Codes in Bulk
Broken links quietly damage a website — they frustrate visitors, waste crawl budget, and drag down SEO. But checking URLs one by one is tedious. This bulk HTTP status checker lets you paste a whole list of URLs and get every status code at once: 200s that are healthy, 301s and 302s that redirect, 404s that are broken, and 500s that signal server problems. Each result also shows the final URL after any redirects and the response time, so you can spot slow or misrouted pages.
Results are colour-coded — green for success, amber for redirects, red for errors — so problems jump out immediately. When you are done, export everything to CSV for a report or a spreadsheet audit.
Built for SEO Audits and Link Checks
SEO teams and developers use bulk status checks constantly: validating a redirect map after a site migration, finding dead links before they hurt rankings, confirming that important pages return 200, and checking that redirects land on the right destination rather than chaining endlessly. This tool is designed for exactly those workflows, checking many URLs in parallel and surfacing redirects and errors clearly.
Because reading a cross-origin status code is impossible from a browser, the checks run through a secure server endpoint that fetches only the status — never storing page content. It includes protections against internal-network requests, sensible timeouts, and a per-run limit to keep results fast and reliable.
How to use this Bulk HTTP Status Checker?
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Paste URLs
Enter up to 50 URLs, one per line.
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Check Status
Every URL is checked in parallel for its HTTP status code.
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Review Results
See colour-coded status codes, redirects, and response times.
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Export
Download the full report as a CSV for your audit.
Frequently Asked Questions
It checks a list of URLs and reports each one's HTTP status code (like 200 OK, 301 Moved Permanently, 404 Not Found, or 500 Server Error), whether it redirected and where to, and how long the response took. It is built for checking many URLs at once — ideal for finding broken links across a site.
Browsers block reading the status code of cross-origin URLs for security reasons (the CORS policy). To check arbitrary URLs, the request has to be made from a server. This tool uses a lightweight server endpoint to fetch each URL and return only its status information — no page content is stored.
2xx codes mean success (the page loaded). 3xx codes mean a redirect (the URL points somewhere else). 4xx codes mean a client error, most commonly 404 (page not found) or 403 (forbidden). 5xx codes mean a server error. The tool colour-codes each result so you can spot problems instantly.
You can check up to 50 URLs per run. They are checked in parallel with a per-URL timeout, so even a large batch returns quickly. For very large lists, run them in batches.
No. The server fetches each URL only to read its status and immediately discards everything else. Nothing is logged or saved, and results live only in your browser until you leave the page.