Link checker
Paste a link you're not sure about and see where it really leads, before you open it.
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This link leads to
Runs in your browser. Nothing is sent or saved.
Good to know
Read an address from the end. In login.example.com.evil.ge the site is evil.ge; everything in front of it can be anything the owner likes, including the name of your bank.
The tool reads only the text of the link. It never opens it and never contacts the site, so nobody learns that you checked. For the same reason it can't know what the page contains.
A clean result is not a guarantee. When a message asks you to log in or pay, don't use its link: open the site yourself from a bookmark or by typing the address.
A word about AI
You can ask an AI chatbot whether a link is safe, but treat the answer with care. Many can't open the page at all and still answer confidently; others are fooled by the same tricks that fool people. This tool does one narrow thing reliably: it reads the address itself, by fixed rules, and shows where it leads. And if a suspicious link came in a private message, pasting the whole message into a chatbot shares that conversation too.