Free tool
Is this link safe to open?
Paste a link from a text message, email or ad. We open it on our side, follow every redirect and tell you what it really does, so you never have to click it yourself.
We do not keep the links you check.
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We open it, not you
The page is loaded on our servers. Nothing runs on your device and the site never sees you.
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We follow the trail
Shortened links and redirects are resolved, and the address is compared with well-known brands and checked for age.
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You get plain advice
A clear verdict, the evidence behind it, and exactly what to do next.
Questions
→Does a clean result mean the link is safe?
No. It means we found no red flags. We read the page rather than run it, and some scam sites hide from automated visitors, so treat any page that asks for a password, a card number or urgent payment with care.
→Do you keep the links I check?
No. The link, the redirect trail and the page we read exist only while your request is processed. To limit abuse we count how many checks a visitor makes per day, using a scrambled form of the network address rather than the address itself.
→What should I do if I already entered my details?
Change that password straight away, and anywhere else you used it. If you entered card details, call your bank and ask them to block the card. Then report the message to the company it pretended to be.
→Why can't it check every link?
We only open web links on the standard ports, and we never contact private or internal addresses. If a page fails to load, we say so and judge the address alone.