Find broken images on any page

A missing picture is a broken experience. Scan src and data-src, see HTTP status, and highlight the dead image on the page.

Pin the extension and scan images on the page

Images are not optional

Most link checkers ignore pictures. This one treats them as first-class URLs.

Lazy-loaded sources

data-src is checked along with src, so lazy galleries do not silently skip the audit.

See it on the page

Highlight the broken image instead of hunting a filename in the DOM.

Same report as links

Filter to images, export CSV, recheck one URL after you upload the file again.

Why images break

Moved CDNs, renamed files, expired DAM links, WordPress thumbs that never generated, WebP fallbacks that 404. Visitors see a hole. Search engines see wasted crawl and weak image SEO.

Open the page, run Advanced Broken Links Search with image scanning on, and you get a list instead of a guessing game.

How to check broken images

  1. 1

    Install the extension

    Chrome Web Store. Free.

  2. 2

    Keep image scanning on

    In settings, leave scan images enabled.

  3. 3

    Run the page scan

    Open the side panel and start. Filter the report to images.

  4. 4

    Fix and recheck

    Replace the file or path, then rescan that one URL.

Frequently asked questions

Install it. Scan a page. Fix what is actually broken.

Advanced Broken Links Search is a Chrome extension. Free to use — no account, no three-check trial.

Add to Chrome — free

Works on any site you can open in Chrome.