Dead Link Scanner
Find broken links, dead buttons, and dysfunctional forms
Enter Website URL
Configure Scan Options
Customize detection settings for the dead link scan
Request Settings
Detection Options
SEO File Scanning
Check URLs referenced in SEO configuration files
Scanning for Dead Links...
Recent Findings
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Dead Buttons ()
Dead Forms ()
No Issues Found!
All links, buttons, and forms are working correctly.
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Enter your API key to access the PII detection engine
Website PII Scanner
Scan any website to detect exposed personal information (PII) that could violate GDPR, CCPA, or other privacy regulations.
☁️ Cloud Storage Sources
Configure your own OAuth apps to scan cloud documents for PII. Your credentials are encrypted with your password — we cannot access them.
https://piisafe.eu/api/user-oauth/callbackType: Web
https://piisafe.eu/api/user-oauth/callbackType: Web application
https://piisafe.eu/api/user-oauth/callbackAPI: Scoped access, Full Dropbox
🔒 Zero-Knowledge: Your OAuth app secrets are encrypted with your password. Server admins cannot access your credentials or cloud files.
Configure Detection
Select presets and customize entity detection
Quick Presets
Select Target
Enter a website URL and select pages to scan
Processing large page in chunks to respect API limits
About this scanner
A PII scan is an automated check for personal data that a website shows to the public. This page runs two tools. The PII scanner needs an anonym.legal API key. The Dead Link Scanner needs no key at all.
The limits are fixed. A PII scan covers at most 1,000 pages, and each call to the detection API takes at most 50,000 characters, so the scanner splits longer pages at word boundaries first. A dead-link scan covers at most 500 pages. Rate limits apply per IP address: 30 API requests a minute, 20 new PII scans an hour, 30 new dead-link scans an hour, and 120 status polls a minute.
The scanner writes nothing to disk. Findings live in server memory, and a sweep deletes a finished session 35 minutes after the scan ends. Export your results before you close the tab.
Personal data is defined as any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person, in Article 4(1) of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 — the GDPR, in force across the EU since 25 May 2018. Article 83(5) sets the upper fine band at €20 million or 4% of worldwide annual turnover; Article 83(4) sets the lower band at €10 million or 2%.