Enter one URL per line. You can include or omit http:// - it will be added automatically.

What is a Website Up Down Checker?

A website up down checker is a simple tool that tells you if websites are online (up) or offline (down). It quickly tests website availability by sending requests and checking if the sites respond properly.

When to Use This Tool

Perfect for website owners, developers, and IT professionals who need to quickly verify if websites are accessible. Use it for uptime monitoring, troubleshooting connectivity issues, or checking competitor websites.

Key Features

Simple Up/Down Status

Get clear UP or DOWN status for each website without complex technical details.

Bulk Checking

Check multiple websites at once to save time and effort.

Fast Results

Get instant results with response times for quick troubleshooting.

Export Options

Export results to CSV or copy to clipboard for reporting.

No Technical Jargon

Simple UP/DOWN status that anyone can understand instantly.

Pro Tips

URL Formats

You can enter URLs with or without http://. The tool automatically adds the protocol.

Timeout Settings

Use shorter timeouts for quick checks, longer ones for slow websites.

Regular Monitoring

Check your websites regularly to catch downtime issues early.

Response Times

Even if a site is UP, slow response times may indicate performance issues.

Multiple Checks

If a site shows DOWN, try checking again as it might be a temporary issue.

How to Use

  1. Enter website URLs in the text area, one per line
  2. Choose your preferred timeout setting (5-30 seconds)
  3. Click "Check if Up or Down" to start the check
  4. Review the results showing UP or DOWN status
  5. Export results to CSV or copy to clipboard if needed

Frequently Asked Questions

UP means the website is online and responding to requests. DOWN means the website is not accessible or not responding.

You can check multiple websites simultaneously. For best performance, we recommend checking 50-100 sites at a time.

Some websites may block automated requests, have regional restrictions, or temporary server issues. Try checking again or access the site directly.

Response time shows how long it takes for a website to respond. Lower times indicate faster, more responsive websites.

While the tool doesn't save lists automatically, you can copy your URLs and paste them back later, or export results for future reference.