Broken Link Syntax Checker

Find malformed URLs with regex in pasted text — catch broken links before publishing content.

Syntax check only — this tool does not crawl or verify HTTP status codes. It flags malformed URLs and common formatting issues in pasted text or HTML.

About this tool

Malformed URLs in content break user trust and waste crawl budget — catch syntax errors before publish.

This regex-based checker scans pasted text locally — it does not crawl live sites.

How to use the Broken Link Syntax Checker

  1. 1

    Paste HTML, markdown, or plain text containing URLs.

  2. 2

    Review flagged malformed or suspicious link patterns.

  3. 3

    Fix broken syntax before publishing your page or email.

What it catches

Missing protocols, broken brackets, truncated URLs, and suspicious patterns in HTML href attributes.

For live 404 detection, use dedicated crawl tools after fixing syntax issues.

Pro tips

  • Run on CMS HTML export before major content launches.
  • Fix mailto: and tel: links in the same pass.

Social Media Specs & Character Limits

Optimal text formatting, length guidelines, and parameters for all major platforms:

PlatformMax LengthIdeal LengthHashtag Policy
Instagram Feed & Reels2,200 chars125 - 150 chars3 - 5 tags (Recomm.)
TikTok Posts4,000 chars100 - 200 chars3 - 5 tags (Ideal)
YouTube Description5,000 chars1,500 chars (SEO)3 - 10 tags
X / Twitter Post280 chars100 - 140 chars1 - 2 tags
LinkedIn Articles & Posts3,000 chars500 - 1,000 chars3 - 5 tags

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this crawl my website?

No. This is a syntax checker for pasted text — it does not fetch live URLs or crawl your site.

Is my content uploaded?

No. Link checking runs locally in your browser.