What is a URL redirect?
A URL redirect sends users and crawlers from one URL to another. It is commonly used when pages move, domains change, HTTP is migrated to HTTPS, or old URLs need to preserve traffic.
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Generate Apache, Nginx, IIS, Cloudflare, Netlify, Vercel, Next.js, Express, meta refresh, JavaScript, and CSV redirect rules with chain and loop validation.
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A URL redirect sends users and crawlers from one URL to another. It is commonly used when pages move, domains change, HTTP is migrated to HTTPS, or old URLs need to preserve traffic.
Use 301 or 308 when the move is permanent. Use 302 or 307 when the redirect is temporary, such as a short campaign, test, or temporary routing change.
Yes. The tool analyzes the redirects you enter and flags chains and loops within the local rule set. It does not crawl your live website.
It supports Apache .htaccess, Nginx, IIS web.config, Cloudflare Redirect Rules, Netlify _redirects, Vercel vercel.json, Next.js redirects, Express.js, HTML Meta Refresh, JavaScript, and plain redirect mapping output.