Bulk URL Status Checker
Check up to 200 URLs in parallel — status codes, redirect chains, response times.
| URL | Status | Meaning | Redirects | Time |
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Paste any list of URLs and get a full health report in seconds — status codes, redirect chains with final destinations, and response times, all checked 20-at-a-time in parallel. Feed it the output of the Sitemap URL Extractor to audit an entire site, and export everything as CSV for your reports.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the bulk URL status checker do?
It requests up to 200 URLs at once (20 in parallel) and reports each one’s HTTP status code, redirect count, final destination, response time and server. Use it to find broken links (404s), redirect chains, and slow pages in seconds instead of clicking through manually.
Which status codes mean a problem?
2xx codes are healthy. 3xx means a redirect — fine in moderation, but chains waste crawl budget and slow users. 4xx (especially 404/410) are broken destinations that bleed link equity, and 5xx are server failures that need urgent attention.
How is this different from checking in my browser?
A browser silently follows redirects and shows you only the final page. This tool exposes the journey: how many hops, where they end, and how long each URL takes — the details that matter for SEO audits and migrations.
Where do I get a list of URLs to check?
The Sitemap URL Extractor pairs perfectly: extract every URL from any sitemap.xml, then paste the list here to verify the whole site’s health in one run.
Why do some URLs show FAIL with 0 status?
FAIL means no HTTP response at all — DNS that does not resolve, a timed-out server, or a connection refused. These are effectively dead links and usually worth removing or replacing.