Bulk URL & redirect checker
Check your campaign links in one batch. Find broken destinations, follow redirects, and see whether your UTM parameters survive.
How to use the bulk URL checker
Use this free bulk link checker before sending an email campaign, publishing an ad, or updating a page with multiple links. Check HTTP responses and compare redirect destinations in one report. No signup is required.
- Paste up to 50 public HTTP or HTTPS URLs, one per line. Optionally add an expected destination to check where each link ends up.
- Run the check to see HTTP status codes, request times, and each redirect hop. Review missing or changed UTM parameters and unexpected destinations.
- Filter results that need attention, inspect the redirect chains, and download the batch as a CSV report. Recheck after fixing your links.
Frequently asked questions
What does the bulk redirect checker test?
It follows HTTP redirects, including 301 and 302 responses, and records each hop and final status. It flags HTTP errors, redirect loops, HTTPS-to-HTTP changes, and redirect limits. Each URL can follow up to 10 redirects. It does not execute JavaScript or follow redirects created only by page scripts.
Can I use it as a UTM link checker?
Yes. It compares the original utm_ parameters against each redirect destination and flags values that disappear or change. This checks parameter survival; it does not verify that Google Analytics received an event or attributed a conversion.
Does an error always mean a broken link?
No. A site may block automated requests, require a login, or take too long to respond. Review the reported error and open the link yourself before removing it. An HTTP 200 response also does not prove that page content or checkout works correctly.
Are my links checked in the browser?
Your submitted URLs are sent to the Orchestero server to make public web requests. Do not submit private, signed, or credential-bearing URLs. Local and private network addresses and custom ports are not supported.
Does it crawl my whole website or monitor links?
No. It checks the URLs you supply when you run a batch. It does not discover links across a site or schedule recurring checks. You can export the results as CSV for later review.
Also available: Free CSV to ICS calendar converter.