Status codes for hundreds of URLs
Paste up to 500 URLs, one per line, and each is requested from our server with redirects followed. You'll see the status code each URL returns first (like 301 or 404), where redirects end up and the final status, plus response times.
Summary counts show how many URLs are fine, redirected, broken (4xx) or failing (5xx and errors), and the full results download as a CSV — perfect for migration checks and sitemap clean-ups.
How to check status codes in bulk
- 1
Paste your URLs
One per line; https:// is added if missing.
- 2
Run the check
Results appear as each batch finishes.
- 3
Export
Download the CSV.
Key features
Up to 500 URLs
Checked in batches.
Redirect-aware
Initial and final status codes.
Response times
Spot slow URLs.
CSV export
For spreadsheets and reports.
Common uses
- Site migrations: Verify every old URL redirects correctly.
- Sitemap hygiene: Remove URLs that don't return 200.
- Link audits: Check a list of outbound links.
Tips and good to know
- Use 301 or 308 for permanent redirects and 302 or 307 only for temporary ones.
- To follow one URL's redirect chain hop by hop, use the Redirect Checker.
Frequently asked questions
What do the main status codes mean?
2xx means success, 3xx a redirect, 4xx a client error such as 404 Not Found, and 5xx a server error.
Why do I get 403 for a page that works in my browser?
Some sites block automated requests or requests from data centers. Check those URLs manually.
How many URLs can I check?
Up to 500 per run.