The Broken images issue shows image assets used on this page that failed during the scan.
This is a page-level issue. It focuses only on images Siteimp found on the page you are reviewing.
What this issue means
A broken image is an image reference that Siteimp could not load as a valid image asset.
This can happen when:
- the image URL returns an HTTP error
- the image request fails
- the server returns the wrong content type
- the image is present in markup or CSS but the asset is missing
- the image redirects to something unexpected
How to read the table
The table shows the image assets that failed on this page.
Asset URL is the image URL Siteimp found.
Problem gives the plain-language issue, such as an HTTP error, fetch error, invalid content type, or broken image.
Status / error shows the HTTP status or fetch error.
Content type shows what the server returned, when available.
Usage describes how the image was used.
Selector helps locate where the image appeared in the page structure when Siteimp has that detail.
Occurrences shows how many times this asset appeared on the page.
Final URL shows the final resolved URL if redirects were involved.
Why it matters
Broken images can make a page look unfinished, confuse readers, and weaken calls to action. They can also point to deeper problems such as moved assets, bad build output, CDN trouble, or incorrect image paths.
What to check next
Open the asset URL directly.
Check whether the image exists at that location.
Check the page template, markdown, CMS entry, or CSS rule that references the image.
If the content type is wrong, check the server or CDN configuration.
If the image loads in your browser but failed in Siteimp, rerun the scan to rule out a temporary network or server issue.
Why this issue may be empty
If the page says No broken images were found on this page, Siteimp did not find failing image assets for this page in this scan.
That does not mean the page has no images. It means the images Siteimp checked did not produce broken image issues for this page.