Find broken links on your Notion site
Free cloud scanner for Notion sites — crawls your published pages and databases (including Super, Potion and Notion hosting) for broken links.
No signup required for your first scan · Scan up to 500 pages free
Why Notion sites break links
Moved or deleted pages
Moving a page in your workspace or deleting it changes or removes its public URL, breaking every link to it.
Database restructuring
Renaming or reorganizing database entries changes their published URLs, breaking internal links between pages.
External link rot
Notion pages are link-heavy — outbound references to tools, docs and articles die as those destinations move.
Expired image URLs
Notion-hosted images use signed URLs that can expire or change, showing as broken on published pages.
Third-party hosting
Tools like Super and Potion cache and rewrite URLs; a change in Notion can leave the public site pointing at stale links.
Un-shared pages
Turning off public sharing for a sub-page 404s any link that pointed to it from the rest of your site.
How to check broken links on Notion
Enter your Notion site URL
Paste your homepage URL in our scanner. No account, no install — your first scan starts instantly.
We crawl every page
We crawl your published Notion pages and linked database entries, checking every link and image across the site.
Get your report
See every broken link with its HTTP status code, the page it appears on, and its anchor text. Export to CSV or JSON on Pro to share with your team.
Set up monitoring
Enable automated scans so you catch new broken links as they appear — after edits, publishes, or external changes.
Notion broken link checker — FAQ
Can I check broken links on a Notion site?
Yes. If your Notion pages are published to the web — directly or via Super, Potion, Fruition or similar — we can crawl the public URLs and check every link and image.
Does Notion check links itself?
No. Notion has no broken link checker. Links between pages and to external sites are never verified, and image URLs can silently expire.
Do I need to connect my Notion account?
No. We only crawl the public, published version of your site. No login, integration or API token is required.
Can I re-scan after updating my Notion pages?
Yes. Run a scan any time, and with a free account you can schedule recurring scans to catch links that break after edits.
Ready to fix broken links on Notion?
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