Paste a suspicious link from an email or text to see where it really goes – without clicking it.
🔒 The link is analysed in your browser and never opened.
How to use the phishing link checker
- Copy the link (right-click > Copy link address – don't click it).
- Paste it above and click Check link.
- Read the real destination and any warnings.
The #1 rule
Look at the last two parts of the domain before the first single slash – that is the real site. paypal.com.account-verify.xyz is account-verify.xyz, not PayPal.
If you already clicked
Close the page, don't enter anything, and if you typed a password, change it immediately on the real site and turn on two-factor authentication.
Frequently asked questions
How can I check if a link is safe without clicking it?
Paste it here – it is analysed as text and never opened.
Are shortened links dangerous?
Not always, but they hide the destination, which scammers exploit.
Can this guarantee a link is safe?
No tool can – it flags common tricks. When in doubt, type the company's address yourself.