Bulk Status Checker
Bulk URL status checker for hundreds of URLs at once. Detect 301s, 302s, 500s and redirect chains in seconds. Free bulk HTTP status checker — no login.
You just completed a site migration or inherited a website with 100,000 URLs. Checking the HTTP status code of each URL manually isn't possible, and a standard broken link checker only finds broken internal links on pages it crawls, not the status of every URL you're concerned about. You need a way to quickly verify a list of URLs from your sitemap or Search Console data. This is where a bulk HTTP status check comes in. You get a direct, unfiltered view of what your server reports for each specific URL you feed it. It doesn't crawl your site; it asks your server about your exact list. What Is a Bulk URL Checker? A Bulk Status Checker is a free browser-based tool that lets you paste up to 1,000 URLs and instantly retrieve their HTTP status codes. You get a report showing 200 (OK), 301 (Moved Permanently), 302 (Found), 404 (Not Found), 500 (Internal Server Error), and others. This isn't a site crawl; you provide the exact list of URLs you want to test. It's designed for rapid, direct validation of URL lists, not for discovering new URLs. The Bulk Status Checker reports the current status of each URL you give it, without requiring a login or any setup. This is critical when you have a specific list of URLs that need checking. Why It Matters for SEO Ignoring HTTP status codes on your key URLs costs you rankings and traffic. Google crawls your site expecting certain outcomes. A sudden increase in 404s after a migration, or a cluster of 500 errors, tells Google your site is unstable or has lost content. Here's what actually happens: Google finds a 404 on a page it expects to be live. It will re-check that URL a few times over days or weeks.…
Read the full guideA bulk URL status checker tests HTTP response codes for up to 1,000 URLs in one run. Paste your URL list below to audit status codes, spot redirect chains, and flag server failures before they waste crawl budget.
Complete a bulk HTTP status audit
After your bulk URL status check flags 4xx and 3xx responses, trace redirect chains on problem URLs and scan high-traffic pages for broken outbound links that need content edits.
What is a bulk URL status checker?
The Bulk URL 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 it?
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 server errors and unexpected redirects that appear silently between audits.
How we check this (worked example)
Export the top 200 URLs from Search Console, paste them here, and sort the CSV by status. A typical migration QA finding: 180 × 200, 12 × 301 (expected), 6 × 404 (old blog slugs missing redirects), 2 × 500 (staging API still linked). Fix order: 5xx first, then 404s with 301 maps, then convert any lingering 302s that should be 301s. Re-run the same list until non-200 rows are only intentional redirects.
How to read and act on results
Results are colour-coded by status class. 2xx means healthy. 3xx means a redirect — look for unwanted 302s and chains longer than two hops. 4xx and 5xx need action. Filter the exported CSV to non-200 codes first. For single-page link audits use the Broken Link Checker; for hop-by-hop paths use the Redirect Chain Checker.
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. You can paste comma-separated or newline-separated lists copied from spreadsheets, sitemap exports, or crawler reports without reformatting.
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?
Export your URL list from Google Search Console, your XML sitemap, or a crawler and paste it into this bulk URL status checker. Any URL returning 404 is flagged in red. To scan links on a single page instead of a URL list, use the Broken Link Checker (404 checker) which tests every href on one page.
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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