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Bulk URL Redirect Scanner
Check HTTP redirects & status codes in bulk
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Free Tool to Audit Your Outbound Links
Managing multiple URLs for redirects is crucial for SEO and user experience. Broken links or incorrect 301/302 redirects can harm your search rankings. Our Bulk URL Redirect Status Scanner allows you to paste a list of URLs and instantly check their HTTP status codes, redirect paths, and final destinations—all directly in your browser without any server uploads.
What is the Bulk URL Redirect Scanner?
It is a lightweight, client‑side web tool that performs HEAD a request to a list of URLs, follows the redirect chain, and reports the final status code and destination URL. It supports HTTP and HTTPS protocols.
Why use this tool?
- Save hours of manual checking.
- Identify broken links and 404 errors instantly.
- Verify that your 301 redirects are correctly implemented.
- No data is sent to any server – 100% private and secure.
Key Features:
- Paste multiple URLs (one per line).
- Real‑time scanning with concurrency (5 parallel requests).
- Color‑coded status badges (OK, Redirect, Error, Timeout).
- Copy results to clipboard or download as CSV.
- Mobile‑first, fast, and AdSense‑safe.
How to Use (Step‑by‑Step):
- Paste your URLs into the text area.
- Click the "Scan URLs" button.
- Wait for the progress indicator to complete.
- Review the results table showing status codes and final URLs.
- Click "Copy" or "CSV" to export your report.
Benefits:
- Improves SEO site health.
- Prevents loss of link equity due to broken redirects.
- Essential for website migration or domain change audits.
Use Cases:
- SEO professionals auditing client websites.
- Web developers testing API endpoints or app links.
- Affiliate marketers checking outbound link health.
Practical Examples:
- https://example.com →
- https://httpbin.org/redirect/2 →
- https://broken-link.com →
200 OK (No redirect).302 Found → Final URL.404 Not Found (Error).Common Mistakes:
- Forgetting—the tool auto‑corrects this.
- Overwhelming the browser with too many simultaneous requests (the tool limits this).
- Not checking for redirect chains that lead to 404s.
4. FAQ SECTION (Minimum 10 FAQs – English)
- What is a URL redirect status scanner?
- It is a tool that checks the HTTP status codes (like 200, 301, 404) and redirect chains for a list of URLs to ensure they are working correctly.
- Is this tool free to use?
- Yes, this tool is completely free and does not require registration or payment.
- How many URLs can I scan at once?
- You can scan as many as you want, but we recommend up to 100 at a time for optimal performance. The tool handles bulk input smoothly.
- Does this tool store my URLs?
- No. All scanning is done directly in your browser using JavaScript
fetchcalls. Your data never leaves your device. - What do the status colors mean?
- Green indicates a successful response (2xx), orange/yellow indicates a redirect (3xx), and Red indicates an error (4xx/5xx) or timeout.
- Can I check internal and external links?
- Yes, you can scan any public HTTP or HTTPS URL. However, please note that CORS policies may block some third‑party servers.
- What is a redirect chain?
- A redirect chain happens when a URL redirects to another URL, which then redirects again before reaching the final page. The tool shows you the final destination.
- How do I export the results?
- You can click the "Copy" button to copy the results as text to your clipboard, or click "CSV" to download a structured file for Excel or Google Sheets.
- Why did I get a "Timeout" error?
- The tool has a 15‑second timeout per URL. If the server is slow or unreachable, it will show a timeout warning.
- Is this tool suitable for SEO audits?
- Absolutely. Identifying broken links and incorrect redirects is a fundamental part of any technical SEO audit.
- Do I need to install anything to use it?
- No. It runs entirely within your web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, etc.).
- What is a 301 vs. 302 redirect?
- A 301 is a permanent redirect (good for SEO), while a 302 is a temporary redirect. Both are displayed in the results.