Free Mixed Content Checker: Find Insecure HTTP Resources Fast
Paste your URL and get a full list of HTTP images, scripts, and stylesheets loading on your HTTPS pages, plus clear fixes. Results in seconds.
Free with a Brainito account. No credit card required.
example.com
ExampleMixed Content Checker: 2 warnings, 0 errors
- HTTPSEnforced
- robots.txtFound
- XML sitemap12 broken URLs
- Render-blocking scripts3 found
Example result with sample data. Yours uses live data for your inputs.
How it works
From your input to a prioritised list of fixes in under a minute.
- Step 1
Enter your details
Your website, business or the item you want checked. Nothing to install.
- Step 2
We run live checks
Brainito fetches live data and tests it against the rules that matter.
- Step 3
Fix what matters first
Clear results with what to fix, in order of impact, and where to go next.
What you get
What the result tells you, and why it is worth the minute it takes.
Find Every Insecure Resource
Scans your page for HTTP images, scripts, iframes, and stylesheets that break the padlock and trigger browser warnings.
Protect Rankings and Trust
Mixed content warnings scare visitors away and can hurt SEO. Catch issues before they cost you clicks and conversions.
Clear Fixes, Not Jargon
Each finding comes with a plain-language recommendation, so you know exactly which URLs to update to HTTPS and where.
The guide
What the mixed content checker does, how to use it, and what to do with the result.
A mixed content checker finds insecure HTTP resources loaded by an otherwise HTTPS page. You enter a URL and it scans for images, scripts, stylesheets, and other assets requested over plain HTTP. These insecure references break the padlock, trigger browser warnings, and can block scripts entirely, so the tool pinpoints each offending resource for you to fix.
What insecure resources the checker finds
The checker loads your secure page and inspects every request it makes, flagging any asset still pulled over HTTP. It separates active mixed content like scripts, stylesheets, and iframes, which browsers often block outright, from passive content like images, audio, and video, which browsers usually allow but mark as insecure. It lists the exact resource URLs and where they are referenced, whether in your HTML, inline styles, or third-party embeds. It also catches hardcoded HTTP links that survived an HTTPS migration. The result is a precise inventory of what is undermining your page security rather than a vague warning that something is wrong.
How to fix mixed content warnings
Work through the flagged resources and update each insecure reference. Where the same asset is available over HTTPS, simply change the URL protocol or use a protocol-relative path so it inherits the page scheme. For assets on servers that lack HTTPS, host the file yourself or switch to a provider that supports encryption. Update hardcoded links in templates, stylesheets, and your database left over from an HTTP era. A Content-Security-Policy with upgrade-insecure-requests can catch stragglers during migration. Recheck the page afterward to confirm the padlock is intact and no request falls back to HTTP, including assets loaded by third-party scripts.
Why mixed content hurts trust and SEO
Mixed content breaks the promise of a secure page, and browsers respond by hiding the padlock, showing not-secure warnings, or blocking active resources so features silently fail. Those warnings scare visitors and raise bounce rates, while blocked scripts and styles can leave pages broken for real users and crawlers alike. Because full HTTPS is a ranking and trust signal, a page riddled with insecure requests undercuts the security you migrated to achieve. Clearing mixed content restores a clean secure state, keeps functionality intact, and protects the credibility that both users and search engines expect from an encrypted site.
Frequently asked questions
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What is mixed content?
Mixed content happens when a page served over HTTPS loads resources like images, scripts, or stylesheets over plain HTTP. Browsers may block those resources or show security warnings, which erodes visitor trust.
Does mixed content affect SEO?
Yes, it can. HTTPS is a ranking signal, and modern browsers in 2026 block insecure scripts outright, which can break pages and drive visitors away. Fixing mixed content protects both user experience and the trust signals search engines rely on.
Is the Mixed Content Checker free?
Yes. The Mixed Content Checker is free once you create a Brainito account. Enter your URL, and the tool scans the page and returns every insecure resource it finds, along with clear recommendations to fix each one.
Where to go from here
The mixed content checker answers one question. These are the next ones worth asking.
Find and fix insecure resources before they cost you rankings.
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