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# How to fix broken links in SEO LAB ?

# ${youtube}[How to fix broken links in SEO LAB ?](Fe1tmPB3BGM?si=oVtyGdGz53Thpwfp)Welcome to SEO Lab Support

In this guide, you’ll learn **how to fix broken links using the SEO Lab app**. Follow these simple steps to set the broken links.

### Title: How to Use URL Management & Broken Links in SEOLab (Step-by-Step)

###### What are broken links?
**Broken links** are links on a website that no longer work or lead to a missing page. When someone clicks a broken link, it usually shows a **404 error** because the page has been deleted, moved, or the URL was entered incorrectly.

###### You can do this setup by following this guide:

###### Step 1 – Open the URL Management Section
1. In your **Shopify Admin**, go to:
**Apps → SEOLab – SEO Optimizer**
2. From the left menu, click **URL Management**.
3. Make sure the **“Broken Links”** tab is selected.
![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/a/9/5/5/a9552c769f21a000/image_m0jukc.png)
### Step 2 – Run the Broken Links Finder
1. At the top-right, click the **“Broken Links Finder”** button.
2. SEOLab will start scanning your store for **404 / missing URLs**.
3. After the scan, any broken links will appear in the list below
4. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/a/9/5/5/a9552c769f21a000/image_1lwotmn.png)
5. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/a/9/5/5/a9552c769f21a000/image_1y5y2mc.png)
### Step 3 – Turn On “Auto Fix Broken Links”
1. In the **Auto fix broken links** section, turn the toggle **ON**.
### Target Link:
###### Target Link is the destination URL where you want visitors to be redirected when a broken or missing page (404) is found.
1. In** Target Link,** enter the URL where you want all new 404s to redirect
* Example: `/` (your homepage) or a main collection URL.
3. Click **Save**.
From now on, SEOLab will **automatically redirect newly detected 404 links** to the target URL you set.
![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/a/9/5/5/a9552c769f21a000/image_1xmnkdt.png)
### Step 4 – Check “Unresolved Links”
1. Below the box, click the **“Unresolved Links”** tab.
2. Here you will see **all broken links** that still need action.
3. For each link, you can:
* **Create Redirect** → send it to a valid URL
* **Ignore** → if the link is not important
![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/a/9/5/5/a9552c769f21a000/image_1hbb7iw.png)
### Step 5 – Manage Your Redirects
1. Click the **“Manage Redirects”** tab.
2. This page shows all redirects you have created through SEOLab.
3. You can:
* Edit the **From URL** or **To URL**
* Delete redirects you no longer need
This is useful to keep your redirect list clean and organized.
![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/a/9/5/5/a9552c769f21a000/image_1gbe99f.png)
### Step 6 – Ignored Links (Optional)
1. Click the **“Ignored Links”** tab.
2. These are links you chose to **ignore** (SEOLab will no longer flag them as broken).
3. You can un-ignore them later if you want SEOLab to track them again.
4. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/a/9/5/5/a9552c769f21a000/image_1l2wole.png)
### Step 7 – Use “Create a Redirect” (Manual Redirect)
Sometimes you already know an old URL that should redirect.
1. Click **“Create a Redirect”** (top-right).
2. Enter:
* **From URL** → the broken/old link
* **To URL** → the correct working page
3. Save.
This is perfect for **deleted products**, **changed URLs**, or **rebranded pages**.
![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/a/9/5/5/a9552c769f21a000/image_3mu25b.png)
## ✅ What This Feature Helps You Achieve
* Automatically fixes new **404 errors**
* Protects SEO by keeping your URL structure clean
* Prevents customers from landing on dead pages
* Lets you fully control redirects from one place inside SEOLab