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URL & Web Tools

Test, validate, and analyze URLs and web resources with powerful tools

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URL Status Checker Check HTTP status codes for any URL →
Batch Curl Make multiple HTTP requests at once →
Image Validator Validate images and check dimensions →
Broken Link Finder Find broken links on any webpage →
URL Extractor Extract all URLs from HTML or text →

Why Use URL & Web Tools?

Broken links hurt your website's SEO rankings and frustrate users. Our URL tools help you validate links in bulk, check HTTP status codes, find broken links on any page, and extract URLs from content. Whether you're auditing a website, validating migrations, or monitoring link health, these tools provide instant insights into your web resources.

Link Auditing

Check hundreds of URLs at once to identify broken links, redirects, and errors. Export results to CSV for analysis or reporting.

Migration Validation

After migrating a website, validate that all old URLs properly redirect or that new URLs are returning 200 OK status codes.

SEO Health Monitoring

Regularly check your sitemap URLs and internal links. Broken links negatively impact search rankings and user experience.

Content Verification

Validate that all images, downloads, and external links referenced in your content are still accessible and returning proper responses.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a URL status checker and why do I need one?
A URL status checker is a tool that sends HTTP requests to URLs and reports back the status code (like 200 OK, 404 Not Found, 301 Redirect, etc.). You need one to verify that your website links are working correctly, identify broken links that hurt SEO and user experience, and monitor your web resources. bugX's URL Status Checker can test up to 1000 URLs simultaneously with adjustable concurrency.
How do I check if a URL is working or broken?
To check if a URL is working: 1) Go to the URL Status Checker tool, 2) Paste your URLs (one per line or comma-separated), 3) Click Check Status. The tool will show you which URLs return 200 (working), 404 (not found), 301/302 (redirects), 500 (server error), or are unreachable. Green status means working, red means broken or error.
What do HTTP status codes mean?
HTTP status codes indicate the result of a request: 2xx (Success) - 200 OK means the page loaded successfully. 3xx (Redirect) - 301 is permanent redirect, 302 is temporary. 4xx (Client Error) - 404 means page not found, 403 is forbidden access. 5xx (Server Error) - 500 is internal server error, 502 is bad gateway. Understanding these codes helps you diagnose website issues quickly.
How many URLs can I check at once with bugX?
With bugX's free tier, you can check up to 50 URLs per request. Pro users can check up to 1000 URLs at once with adjustable concurrency (1-50 parallel requests). The Batch Curl tool also supports testing multiple HTTP requests with custom headers, methods, and payloads for more advanced testing scenarios.
What is a broken link finder and how does it work?
A broken link finder crawls a webpage and checks all the links (internal and external) to identify which ones return error status codes. It works by: 1) Fetching the target page HTML, 2) Extracting all href attributes from anchor tags, 3) Testing each URL for accessibility, 4) Reporting broken links with their status codes. This helps maintain website health and improve SEO rankings.
Can I validate image URLs in bulk?
Yes, bugX's Image URL Checker validates image URLs in bulk. It checks if images are accessible, verifies they return proper image content-types, and reports any broken or missing images. This is useful for content managers, e-commerce sites with many product images, and developers migrating image assets to new servers or CDNs.