Bulk Status Checker — Audit 1,000 URLs in Seconds
Check HTTP status codes for hundreds of URLs at once. Detect 404s, 301s, 500s and redirect chains in seconds. Free bulk status checker — no login required.
What is a Bulk Status Checker?
The Bulk Status Checker sends HTTP requests to every URL you paste and returns the status code for each one — 200 OK, 301 Moved Permanently, 302 Found, 404 Not Found, 500 Internal Server Error, and every other code in between. You can process up to 1,000 URLs in a single run and export the full results as a CSV.
When Should You Use Bulk Status Checker?
Run this before and after any site migration, redesign, or CMS switch. A pre-migration snapshot gives you a baseline. A post-migration run confirms every URL resolves correctly before you decommission the old site. Use it routinely to catch 404s and server errors that appear silently between audits.
How to Read Bulk Status Checker Results
Results are colour-coded by status class. 2xx (green) means the URL is healthy. 3xx (orange) indicates a redirect — look for unwanted 302s where a 301 is expected, and flag any chains passing through more than two hops. 4xx (red) are client errors that break user experience and waste crawl budget. 5xx (red) are server errors that need urgent attention. Results are grouped by status code so you can triage in priority order.
What Should You Know Before Using Bulk Status Checker?
Filter the exported CSV to non-200 codes first — these are your action items. If you are auditing a client site, run the tool against their top 50 pages by organic traffic before touching everything else; fixing the most-visited broken pages has the highest impact. For migration QA, compare pre- and post-migration exports side by side to instantly spot URLs that changed status unexpectedly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What HTTP status codes does the Bulk Status Checker detect?
The tool detects all standard HTTP status codes: 2xx success (200 OK), 3xx redirects (301, 302, 307, 308), 4xx client errors (404, 403, 410), and 5xx server errors. Each URL shows its exact code, colour-coded by class so you can triage by severity at a glance.
How many URLs can I check at once?
The Bulk Status Checker supports up to 1,000 URLs per run. Paste your list directly — no account required, no daily usage limit. Results are returned in seconds and can be exported to CSV immediately.
What is the difference between a 301 and 302 redirect?
A 301 is a permanent redirect that passes full PageRank to the destination and tells search engines to update their index. A 302 is temporary and preserves PageRank on the original URL. Use 301 for permanent moves and migrations; reserve 302 for genuinely short-term redirects.
How do I find all 404 errors on my website?
Paste your site's URLs into the Bulk Status Checker — export them from Google Search Console, your XML sitemap, or a crawler. Any URL returning 404 is flagged in red. Cross-reference with Search Console's Coverage report for a complete picture of 404s Googlebot has already encountered.
Can the Bulk Status Checker detect redirect loops?
Yes. The tool follows each URL through its full redirect chain and flags any URL that appears more than once — the signature of a redirect loop. Loops cause immediate browser errors and prevent search engines from crawling the affected URLs, so they should be resolved as soon as detected.
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