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Search one or more topics to find Wikipedia articles with dead links or missing citations. See the actual broken URL or unsourced claim, ranked by real traffic and priority.
Separate up to 3 keywords with commas to search several topics at once.
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Searches English Wikipedia only, using Wikipedia's own public search, content and pageview APIs. Extracted dead URLs and unsourced claims are parsed automatically from each article's source and are best-effort, not guaranteed precise for every citation style, since Wikipedia editors format references in many different ways. This tool only finds opportunities, it does not edit Wikipedia or guarantee any edit will be accepted. Always follow Wikipedia's neutrality and sourcing guidelines, and never add a link purely for SEO value with no genuine relevance to the article.
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Wikipedia articles cite thousands of sources, and many of those links break over time. Others carry a "citation needed" tag because nobody has added a source yet. Both are genuine chances to contribute a useful reference.
This free Wikipedia link finder searches up to three topics at once and returns articles with dead links or missing citations, showing the actual broken URL or unsourced claim. Results are ranked by real monthly pageviews so you can focus on articles people actually read.
Wikipedia links are nofollow, so they do not pass ranking signals directly. Their real value is referral traffic, credibility and the fact that writers, journalists and AI tools often use Wikipedia references as research sources.
Type up to three topics above, separated by commas. The tool searches English Wikipedia and lists articles with dead links or citation-needed tags, ranked by monthly traffic. Then improve the article with a genuinely helpful, reliable source.
Use broad topic keywords from your industry rather than brand names.
Enter up to three keywords, separated by commas.
Show all opportunities, only dead links, or only citation-needed claims.
Read the broken URL or unsourced sentence to see if you have a genuinely relevant source.
Edit following Wikipedia's rules, citing reliable, independent sources.
The tool uses Wikipedia's own public APIs and parses each article's source.
Wikipedia's search API finds articles on your topics
Each article's source is checked for dead link and citation needed tags
The Pageviews API ranks results by real monthly traffic
A cybersecurity firm searches "phishing, password manager".
Wikipedia editors remove promotional links quickly. Follow these rules or your edits will be reverted.
| Do | Do not |
|---|---|
| Cite reliable, independent sources | Add links to your sales or product pages |
| Replace dead links with archived or updated versions | Replace a good source with your own weaker one |
| Declare any conflict of interest on the talk page | Edit articles about your own company |
| Use a real, active editor account | Create throwaway accounts to add links |
| Focus on research, data and original reporting | Expect the link to boost rankings directly |
Think of this as research for content, not just a place to drop a link.
Wikipedia links are nofollow, so they do not pass ranking signals directly. They can bring referral traffic and credibility, and others often cite sources they discover on Wikipedia.
A cited source URL that no longer works. Editors tag these with a dead link template so they can be fixed.
A claim in the article that has no source yet. Adding a reliable source improves the article.
Only if it is a genuinely reliable, relevant source and you follow the conflict of interest rules. Promotional links are removed.
English Wikipedia only.
No. It only finds opportunities. Any edit must be made by you, following Wikipedia's guidelines.
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