Bulk URL Status & Redirect Checker
Check HTTP status codes and redirect chains for multiple URLs at once — find 404s, redirect loops, and server errors.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Bulk URL Status Checker used for?
It checks HTTP status codes for many URLs at once so you can find 2xx, 3xx, 4xx, and 5xx responses before publishing redirects, sitemaps, or audit reports.
Should I follow redirects when checking URLs?
Turn follow redirects on when you care about the final landing page. Turn it off when you need to inspect the first HTTP response and Location header.
What is a redirect chain and why does it matter?
A redirect chain is when a URL redirects more than once before reaching the final page, for example http to https and then to a new path. Each extra hop slows crawling and page loads, so point old URLs straight at the final destination with a single 301.
Does the checker show every redirect hop?
Yes. With Follow redirects on, every hop is listed with its status code, and URLs are flagged for redirect chains, loops, temporary 302 or 307 redirects, HTTPS to HTTP downgrades, and redirects that end in an error page.