How to use the Suspicious Link Checker
- Copy the full suspicious email with its headers (for example in Gmail: ⋮ → "Show original"), or just the text, or a link.
- Paste it in the box (or open the .eml file) and click the check button.
- Read the risk level and each warning sign, with a plain explanation of why it matters.
- Follow the advice: do not click or pay, and report the scam if the risk is high.
About this tool
Scam links imitate real websites with tiny spelling changes (paypa1.com), extra words (paypal-secure-login.com), look-alike characters or link shorteners. Paste the link here to inspect it safely: we never open it.
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe to paste a scam link here?
Yes. The link is only analysed as text and its domain is looked up; the page itself is never opened.
The link looks fine. Is the website safe?
Not necessarily. A real-looking address can still host a scam, and legitimate sites can be hacked. Never enter passwords or card details on a page you reached from an unexpected message.
Is the Suspicious Link Checker free?
Yes. The Suspicious Link Checker is completely free to use, with no sign-up and no limits on normal use.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes, it works in any modern browser on phones, tablets and computers. No app to install.