How to use it
- 1
Paste one URL per line.
- 2
Run the check and wait for the bounded batch to finish.
- 3
Review successful statuses, redirects, and per-address errors.
What the tool can do
- Preserves input order and returns one result for every submitted URL.
- Shows the final URL, HTTP status, redirect count, and available response headers.
- Isolates URL failures so one unavailable or rejected address does not cancel the batch.
Common use cases
- Check a list of landing pages after a migration or release.
- Find 404 and 5xx responses in a prepared set of important URLs.
- Verify final destinations after configuring a redirect batch.
How it works inside
Every URL passes backend public HTTP(S), DNS/IP policy, and connected-peer verification.
The backend runs no more than five checks concurrently and caps each batch at 50 URLs.
Questions and answers
Is this a full-site crawler?
No. Only submitted URLs are checked. Link discovery and traversal belong to a separate crawler tool.
Why can one URL fail while the others succeed?
Each address is checked independently. A network error, SSRF policy rejection, or unavailable host is recorded for that item without hiding other results.
