Inspect Windows .lnk shortcut files without launching the shortcut or its target. Review the declared target, command-line arguments, working directory and key shortcut metadata, then export the results as a focused CSV or TXT report. INSPECT WHAT A SHORTCUT DECLARES Open or drag in a local Windows shortcut and review its Target Path, Arguments, Working Directory, Description, Icon Location, Hotkey and Window Style in one clear view. The app distinguishes normal file and folder targets from missing targets, special Windows targets and unresolved shortcuts instead of treating every link as a simple file path. CHECK TARGETS AND ARGUMENTS See whether a normal local filesystem target currently exists and review the arguments that would be passed when the shortcut is launched. Important values can be copied directly for troubleshooting, documentation or support work. EXPORT A CLEAR SHORTCUT REPORT Export the inspected shortcut details to CSV for spreadsheet workflows or to TXT for a readable support and audit report. The source shortcut is identified by file name rather than automatically adding its full source path to the report. LOCAL, READ-ONLY INSPECTION Shortcut inspection happens locally on your PC. The app does not execute the shortcut or launch its declared target as part of the inspection workflow. No account, cloud service or external API is required for the core inspection workflow. GOOD TO KNOW Windows Shell Links can reference special Windows objects, advertised applications and other targets that are not normal filesystem paths. LNK Shortcut Inspector reports these cases separately and does not provide malware, trust or security verdicts.