Broken Image Checker

Hello everyone!

We have something handy for you today at LGATools. It is our broken image checking tool, made for those times when you are not sure if all the images in your HTML are working.

You can either upload your HTML file or simply paste the HTML source. The tool checks the images for you and gives you a simple result. You can see the total number of images, the ones that loaded, and the ones that failed.

Okay guys, before we jump into the steps, let me first explain what our tool is all about.

What is a Broken Image Checker?

This tool checks the images found in your HTML. It tries to load each one in your browser. An image that loads correctly gets an OK mark, and an image that cannot load gets a BROKEN mark. So, you can quickly spot the image that needs your attention instead of checking every image yourself.

Now, let us see how you can check your images.

Okay guys, using this tool is very easy. You have two simple ways to give your HTML to the checker:

Step 1: Upload Your HTML File: Click the upload area and choose your .html file from your computer. You can also drag your HTML file and drop it into the box.

Step 2: Or Paste Your HTML: If you do not want to upload a file, that is fine too. Just copy your HTML source and paste it into the box below. So, you can either upload the file or paste the code. Use whichever way is easier for you.

Step 3: Click Check Images: Now click the Check Images button. The tool will look inside your HTML and find the images used there.

Step 4: See Your Image Count: When the check is done, you will see the result at the top.

For example, you may see: 4 Total Images. This means the tool found 4 images in your HTML. You may also see: 2 Loaded OK. This means 2 images opened correctly. And: 2 Broken. This means 2 images could not load.

Step 5: Look at the Image Links: Under the numbers, you will see the image links one by one. A working image will have an OK sign. A broken image will have a BROKEN sign. You can then copy or check the broken link and fix it in your HTML.

Step 6: Check Again: After you fix a broken image, run the check again. This lets you see if the image is working now.

Guys, if you have your own website, you can also add our free broken image checker tool there.

Here is how you can do it:

1. Go to LGATools.com and sign up or log in.
2. Open your dashboard.
3. Click Generate API.
4. Choose Broken Image Checker.
5. Click Generate Code.
6. Choose your plan and complete the checkout.
7. After payment, go to the Tool List page.
8. Copy the code you get there.
9. Paste it into the Custom HTML section of your website.
10. Publish your page.

Now your visitors can use the checker directly on your website.

Our broken image testing tool has some simple features that make image checking much easier:

• Upload HTML File: You can upload your HTML file directly into the tool. Just choose the file from your computer.
• Drag and Drop: You can also drag your .html file and drop it into the upload area.
• Paste HTML Source: Do not have a file ready? Just paste your HTML code into the box and start the check.
• Finds Images for You: You do not have to search through the HTML yourself. The tool finds the image links for you.
• Shows Total Images: You can see how many images were found in your HTML.
• Shows Working Images: Images that load correctly are shown as OK.
• Shows Broken Images: Images that do not load are shown as BROKEN. This makes them easy to find.
• Shows Image URLs: The tool shows the image URL with its result, so you know which link needs checking.
• Shows Image Preview: When an image loads correctly, you can see its thumbnail in the results.
• Checks Images in Your Browser: The tool tries to load each image in your browser and watches for the load or error result. A browser can report an error when an image cannot be loaded.
• Clear and Reset: Done with your current HTML? Use Clear or Reset and start a new check.

There are many times when this little tool can save you time:

• Checking a New HTML Page: If you just made a new HTML page, you can check its images before using the page.
• Finding a Missing Image: If an image is not showing on your page, put the HTML into the checker and see if that image comes back as BROKEN.
• Checking Old Pages: Have an old HTML page that you have not checked for a long time? You can run it through the tool and see if some image links have stopped working.
• Website Updates: If you move images or change their links, it is a good idea to check the HTML again.
• Developer Testing: If you are making a website, you can use this tool while testing your HTML.
• Checking Many Images: If your page has 10, 20, or more images, checking every link yourself can be boring. The tool checks them together for you.
• Finding Wrong Image Links: Sometimes you make a small mistake in an image link. Maybe one letter is wrong, or the file name is not correct. The checker can help you find that image.
• Before Publishing a Page: You can check your HTML before putting a page online. This gives you a chance to fix broken images first.

We made this tool because checking images by hand can be a pain, especially when a page has lots of them:

• It Is Easy to Use: You do not need to learn anything complicated. Add your HTML and click Check Images.
• It Shows Simple Results: You do not have to understand a big report. OK means the image loaded. BROKEN means it did not.
• It Checks the Actual Image: The tool tries to load the image in your browser instead of only looking at the text of the URL.
• It Saves Time: Instead of opening image links one by one, you can check the images together.
• It Shows the Problem Link: When an image is broken, you can see its URL right in the result.
• It Is Useful for HTML Work: Whether you are making a page, fixing an old page, or checking your code, this tool can help you find image problems.

Here are some simple tips to help you get the most from our broken image test tool:

• Check the Total Image Count: After the check, first look at Total Images. This tells you how many image links the tool found in your HTML.
• Look at the Broken Count: Check the Broken number. If it shows 2 broken images, you know exactly how many image links need your attention.
• Check the Broken Image URL: When you see BROKEN, look at the URL shown under it. This is the image link you should check in your HTML.
• Compare the Image Link: If you know the image should work, compare its URL with the one in your HTML. Look for a wrong file name, missing folder, or small typing mistake.
• Check the Image Again After Fixing It: Once you fix a broken image link, run Check Images again. If the image loads, it should now show OK.
• Use the Image Preview: For images marked OK, look at the thumbnail to make sure the image is actually the one you expected.
• Check All Results Before You Finish: Do not only look at the first broken image. Go through the full result and make sure all the images you wanted to check are showing the correct status.

Sometimes a small problem can happen. Here are some easy fixes:

• Problem: My image shows BROKEN. Fix: First, look at the image URL. Check the spelling, file name, and path. The image may have been moved, or the link may be wrong.
• Problem: The tool does not find my images. Fix: Make sure the HTML you uploaded or pasted actually contains the image code. If the image is not in the HTML, the tool cannot check it.
• Problem: My HTML file is not uploading. Fix: Make sure you are using an .html file. If you still do not want to upload it, copy the HTML source and paste it into the box instead.
• Problem: I have lots of images. Fix: No need to check them one at a time. Give the tool your HTML and let it check all the images it finds.
• Problem: I fixed the image, but it still says BROKEN. Fix: Make sure you changed the image link in the HTML you are checking. Then run the tool again. You need to make a new check after fixing the link.
• Problem: I want to check another HTML file. Fix: Click Clear or Reset. Then add your new HTML file or paste the new source.
• Problem: I do not understand the results. Fix: Do not worry. It is very simple. OK means the image loaded. BROKEN means the image did not load.

Now guys, you may be thinking, why does an image become broken in the first place? There can be a few simple reasons.

Maybe the image was deleted. Maybe someone moved it to another folder. Maybe the image link has a small spelling mistake. Or maybe the website in the image link is no longer working.

For example, your HTML may have an image link like this: https://example.com/images/cat.jpg

But if that image is not there anymore, your browser cannot load it.

That is when you may see the broken image icon on the page. Browsers can report an image loading error when the image cannot be loaded or used.

So when our tool shows BROKEN, start by looking at that image link. It can help you find where the problem is.

So guys, it's time to conclude. We covered what our broken image checker online does, how it checks images, and how you can use it with your HTML. You also know how to read the OK and BROKEN results. Now you can easily find the image links that need your attention.

My honest recommendation is simple: Use this tool whenever you have several images in your HTML and want to check them quickly. It can save you from checking every image link one by one and make it easier to spot a broken image.

If you face any problems while using our tool, just let us know. You can also share your suggestions, feedback, or any new idea you would like to see in the tool. We really value what you tell us. Keep using LGATools, and we hope our tools make your work a little easier!

Here are some common questions about our online broken image checker. I have kept them simple so you can quickly find the answer you need:

1. What is a broken image check tool?

A broken image check online tool finds images in your HTML and checks if they can load. Our tool shows each image as OK or BROKEN, so you can quickly see which image links need attention.

2. How do I check broken images in HTML?

You have two easy options:

• Upload your .html file.
• Paste your HTML source into the box.

Then click Check Images. The tool will find the images and check them for you.

3. What does BROKEN mean in the results?

BROKEN means the image could not load when our tool checked it. Check the URL shown with that result. The image may have a wrong link, a missing file, or another loading problem.

4. Can I check multiple images at once?

Yes. You do not need to check every image link separately. If your HTML has several images, our tool finds them and checks them together. You can then see the total number of images, how many loaded OK, and how many are broken.

5. What does Loaded OK mean?

It means the image loaded successfully in your browser during the check. You can also see its image URL and preview when available.

6. Can I upload an HTML file to check images?

Yes, you can upload an .html file directly.

You can also drag and drop the file into the upload area. If you do not want to upload a file, simply paste the HTML source instead.

7. Does the tool show which image is broken?

Yes. After the check, you can see each image with its result.

A working image shows OK, while a failed image shows BROKEN. The image URL is also shown, so you know which link to check.

8. How accurate is the broken image checker tool?

Our tool actually tries to load each image in your browser and watches for its load or error result. This means it checks whether the image loads instead of simply looking at the URL.

9. Can I use this tool to find missing images on a website?

Yes, if the image is included in the HTML you provide. This can be useful when an image is not showing on a page, and you want to find out which image link is causing the problem.

10. Is my HTML uploaded somewhere when I use the checker?

The tool works with the HTML you upload or paste into the checker. The image check itself happens by trying to load the images in your browser. If privacy is important to you, avoid putting sensitive information into HTML you do not want to share.

11. Why does my image show as BROKEN even though the URL looks correct?

A URL can look correct but the image may still fail to load. Check a few things:

• Make sure the image file still exists.
• Check the file name and image path.
• Look for small spelling mistakes.
• Make sure the image URL is the one you really want to use.

After fixing it, run the checker again and see if it changes to OK.

12. Can I use the broken image checker tool online before publishing a webpage?

Yes. This is a useful time to run a check. Add the HTML to the tool and look through the results before publishing.

If you find a BROKEN image, you can fix its link first and then check the HTML again.