Free tool

Free Broken Link Checker

Enter a page address and Nyrolo loads it, collects the links on it, and checks up to 20 of them (internal links first) to see which return errors such as 404. It is a quick check of one page before you run a full audit.

Free, no sign-up. We load the page once from our server as NyroloBot and show what we found. Only check sites you own or manage.

What this tool checks

Dead internal links

Links to other pages on the same site that return 404 or other errors.

Dead external links

Links to other websites that no longer load.

Links we could not verify

Links that need a login, block automated checks, or time out are marked separately instead of being called broken.

How to use it

  1. Type the page address, usually the homepage or a key landing page.
  2. Press Check Links. We check up to 20 links on that page.
  3. Fix or remove anything marked broken, then check again. Use a full audit to cover the rest of the site.

What it cannot tell you

  • The free check covers one page and up to 20 links, not the whole site.
  • Some sites block automated checks or ask for a login. Those links are shown as not verified, not broken.
  • A link that works now can break later, so re-check after changes.

Frequently asked questions

Why do broken links matter?

Visitors who hit a 404 often leave, and clients notice dead links quickly after launch. Google also treats long-lived error pages as a sign of a poorly maintained site.

Why does a link show as not verified?

Some sites reject automated requests, sit behind a login, or respond too slowly. We mark those as not verified instead of guessing.

Does this check my whole website?

No. The free tool checks one page and up to 20 links. A full Nyrolo audit crawls up to 25 pages on the free plan and up to 100 pages on Pro, with a score and a shareable report.

Is this safe to run on a client's staging site?

Yes. The check loads the page once and then makes a small number of requests to the links it finds. It identifies itself as NyroloBot.

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