Broken Link & Image Checker – Dead Link Scanner
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Broken Link & Image Checker – Dead Link Scanner
Scan any website for broken links, broken images, and bad redirects — with screenshot proof. Built for SEO audits and agency reports
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Dead Link & Broken Image Graveyard Scanner
Crawl any website and get a complete report of every broken link, broken image, and redirect chain — with full-page screenshots as proof you can hand straight to a client or drop into an audit report.
Why this exists
Broken links and images quietly hurt SEO rankings and make a site look neglected, but manually clicking through every page to find them doesn't scale past a handful of pages. This actor does that checking for you and gives you evidence, not just a list of URLs.
What you get in the results
For every page crawled:
- Broken links — every link returning a 400+ error or a connection failure
- Broken images — every image that fails to load
- Redirect chains — links that resolve to a different final URL than the one on the page (useful for cleaning up SEO-diluting redirect chains)
- Screenshot — a full-page screenshot of any page where an issue was found, saved to the Key-value store
Input
| Field | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Website URL to scan | The homepage or starting page of the site you want audited | — (required) |
| Max pages to crawl | Stops the crawl after this many internal pages | 20 |
| Take screenshots | Whether to capture a full-page screenshot when an issue is found | true |
Output
Results are saved to the Dataset, one row per page crawled, with columns:
pageUrl, brokenLinksCount, brokenLinks, brokenImagesCount,
brokenImages, redirectsCount, redirects, screenshotKey.
Screenshots are saved to the Key-value store under the key shown in
screenshotKey for that row.
Known limitations
A small number of platforms (LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X/Twitter) block automated link-checking regardless of technique. Links to these domains are intentionally skipped rather than falsely reported as broken. If your site links to profiles on these platforms, verify them manually.
Who this is for
SEO agencies, freelance web auditors, and site owners who want to catch what's quietly broken before it costs them rankings or trust.
