Analyze URL redirects and redirect chains for better SEO
Input the URL you want to check. The tool works with any publicly accessible URL including HTTP and HTTPS.
The tool follows the entire redirect chain, capturing each redirect with status codes, URLs, and redirect types.
View the complete redirect chain with status codes, analyze redirect patterns, and get recommendations for optimization.
Track the entire redirect chain from start to finish with all intermediate URLs and status codes.
Identify redirect types including 301, 302, 307, 308 and understand whether redirects are permanent or temporary.
Get warnings about long redirect chains and recommendations to improve page speed and SEO performance.
A redirect is when a web server sends a visitor to a different URL than the one they requested. Redirects are used when pages move, domains change, or to enforce canonical URLs (like redirecting HTTP to HTTPS).
301 is a permanent redirect indicating the page has moved permanently. Search engines transfer ranking signals to the new URL. 302 is a temporary redirect where the original URL should retain its ranking. For SEO, use 301 for permanent moves.
A redirect chain occurs when a URL redirects to another URL, which then redirects to another, and so on. Long redirect chains slow page load times and can dilute SEO value. Best practice is to redirect directly to the final destination.
Ideally, you should have zero or one redirect. More than 3-5 redirects in a chain can significantly impact page speed and user experience. Always try to redirect directly to the final destination URL.
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