Redirect Checker
Redirect Checker
Check URL redirects, redirect chains, and HTTP status codes
Tracing redirects...
What is the Redirect Checker?
The Redirect Checker tracks the complete path of a URL redirect chain, detailing every intermediate status code (like 301, 302) and destination until it reaches the final page.
Why does it matter for SEO?
Multiple redirect hops slow down page loading times and dilute link equity (SEO link juice). Identifying redirect loops or chains helps you optimize your path routing.
How to Use the Redirect Checker
- Enter the URL that you suspect redirect hops on.
- Click **Check Redirects**.
- Analyze the redirect path sequence and bypass intermediate redirects in your internal links.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a 301 and a 302 redirect?
A **301 redirect** is permanent, transferring all SEO rankings to the new page. A **302 redirect** is temporary, meaning search engines keep indexing the original page.
What is a redirect chain?
A redirect chain occurs when a crawler has to go through multiple redirect steps (e.g., Page A -> Page B -> Page C) before reaching the destination page.
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