Enter URL
Enter the HTTPS page URL you want to scan (e.g. https://example.com).
Find insecure http:// resources loading on your HTTPS pagesYou forced HTTPS everywhere, then one image or script loads over plain HTTP and quietly undermines all of it. This checker scans any HTTPS page and lists every subresource still loading insecurely.
Find insecure http:// resources loading on your HTTPS pages
Enter the HTTPS page URL you want to scan (e.g. https://example.com).
Click "Check Mixed Content" and wait while the page HTML is scanned.
Review the active and passive findings and fix the listed URLs.
Mixed content kills the padlock: your site loads over HTTPS but one image or script came over plain HTTP. This checker fetches your page and finds every http:// subresource across images, scripts, styles, iframes and media.
Findings are split the way browsers treat them: active content that gets blocked, passive content that downgrades the padlock. Each item shows the exact URL and tag.
The moments mixed content sneaks in.
Catch years of hardcoded http:// URLs, especially on WordPress sites with old absolute image links.
Re-scan after adding widgets or embeds that may pull resources over plain HTTP.
Confirm the padlock is real, not just a padlock with exceptions, before visitors arrive.
Find years of hardcoded http:// image links buried in old WordPress posts and pages.
Not all mixed content is equal.
Scripts and iframes are blocked outright by browsers, silently breaking page functionality.
Images and media load with a warning, costing you the padlock icon and visitor trust.
Update references to https:// and re-run the scan, since one leftover reference keeps the warning alive.
Each finding includes the exact offending URL, so fixing it is a matter of updating the reference. No signup needed.

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