Good content deserves
working links

Scan one public video, or a channel’s latest uploads in batches of five.

Free to useReal-time resultsNo sign-up needed

Your link report

A preview of your videos and link checks

LESS BUSYWORK. MORE CREATING.

Three steps to healthier links.

01

Enter a channel or video

Paste one video URL to check its description, or a channel URL or @handle to audit the latest uploads.

02

Let us check the details

We check every web link for broken pages, with extra stock and affiliate checks for Amazon links.

03

Fix what needs attention

Review live results under each video, then load the next five videos to keep checking.

A LITTLE MORE CLARITY

Good questions.
Straight answers.

Know what’s behind your link report.

What does the Universal YouTube Link Auditor check?

It extracts HTTP and HTTPS URLs from video descriptions, including sponsor sites, Linktrees, and your own website. Standard links are checked for broken pages. Supported Amazon links also get stock and affiliate checks; storefronts are validated separately. A tracking parameter does not guarantee commission.

Which YouTube URLs can I scan?

Use a channel @handle or channel URL, or paste a single watch, youtu.be, Shorts, live, or embed video link. Channels load five public uploads at a time; video links scan just that video. Private/deleted videos and legacy /c/ channel URLs are not supported.

Why do some links need a manual review?

Amazon may block automated requests or show availability based on location and delivery address. A blocked request, timeout, or unrecognized page is marked for review. Availability is an estimate at the time of the scan.

Is my content saved?

Public descriptions are retrieved from the YouTube Data API and processed in memory. This app does not save channels, descriptions, or scan reports to a database. Your VPS provider may retain standard request access logs.

Which Amazon marketplaces are supported?

Major Amazon marketplaces including the US, UK, India, Canada, Germany, France, Japan, and Australia are supported. Availability detection currently uses English signals, so other languages may need manual review.

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