Paste a suspicious link and check if it looks safe, risky, or scam-like before you click.
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Look at the real domain, the final destination, and whether the message is pushing you into a rushed login or payment flow.
Start with the main domain, not the words around the URL. Then check if the link hides redirects, shortened destinations, fake brand names, or urgent account language.
If the link is tied to sign-in, billing, delivery, or password reset, open the real service yourself instead of trusting the message link.
The tool reviews common scam-link patterns that show up in phishing, smishing, fake login, and redirect-heavy URLs.
It looks for suspicious domains, redirect parameters, shortened links, raw IP addresses, risky wording, misleading subdomains, and final destinations that do not match the claimed brand.
The result is meant to help you slow down and inspect, not blindly trust every message that looks polished.
Use the tool, then keep reading through the supporting guides built around suspicious URL searches.
