Check For Broken Images On Your Blog
Just input your domain, and we'll find any broken image links on your blog. Optionally add your blog path for better results.
Est run time: 20s-90s, depending on blog size.
Usefulness: Broken images look odd and often expose the alt tag, which, let's be fair, are often filled with placeholders like, "Help, B2B marketing is draining me. Please send assistance, my CEO is watching me."
Caveats: Looks for image links only, not href ones. Doesn't return 300 level responses (we follow the link). 429 means we were throttled. We account for relative URLs, but any odd relative construction will lead to broken links. If you have more than 1000 blog articles (good for you!), use our CSV widget instead.
Bot Blocking: Some sites - especially Cloudflare users - may block or throttle our bots. If so, the numbers will be empty or wonky.
Additional: We highly recommend fixing any broken images. Unlike broken links, broken images are much more obvious, as browsers will still render the alt tag and a broken image icon. Fixing broken images usually involves replacing the image with a working version. In some cases you may be pulling in the image from a URL, in which case you'll need to update the URL.