Redirect Checker

URL Status Checker Tool, Check URL redirection, HTTP status codes, 302 and 301 redirect chains, and response headers.

Check URL Redirection

Our redirect checker tool provides a complete analysis of how your website URLs forward visitors. Ideal for setting up proper 301 permanent redirects or using URL forwarding, it detects errors in your HTTP 301 and 302 setups to prevent broken links and ensure a seamless user experience.

This comprehensive URL redirection check tracks every step in your redirect chain from the initial web address to the final destination. It examines various types of redirects including JavaScript, NGINX, PHP, meta refresh, and htaccess and displays detailed HTTP headers and status codes. Whether you need to verify a 301 redirect, check a 302 status code, or perform an HTTP redirect check, Our tool examines the provided URL to ensure that your 301 redirect and any associated web redirect are configured correctly.

What This Redirect Checker Tool Does

Detail Redirect Check & Redirect Chain

We show you the complete path your URLs taken from the first click to the final destination. Our URL Redirect Trace helps you follow every step in your redirect chain.

301 Redirect & HTTP Codes

Easily confirm if your 301 redirect or 301 permanent redirect is set up correctly. Our tool displays important HTTP details like HTTP 301 and status code 302 so you always know how your 301 redirect URL is performing.

Canonical Redirection & HTTP Headers

We also offer a canonical redirection check. Plus, you can view detailed HTTP headers to ensure every redirect web address is configured the right way.

URL Forwarding

Quickly verify URL redirection and URL forwarding to avoid broken links and keep your site running smoothly.

Advanced Options – Select User Agent

Optionally, choose a specific user agent, whether a desktop browser, mobile device, or search engine bot to test how your redirects behave across different platforms.

How Our Redirect Checker Analyzes Your URLs

Here's a breakdown of what happens when a user submits different versions of a domain name:

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example.com: The tool typically checks the bare domain first, revealing any redirects in place at the root level. Often, this will redirect to the www version or the https version. This allows the user to identify the first redirect encountered and its configuration. The configuration can be 301, 302, etc.
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www.example.com: This checks the www subdomain. Redirects from here might point to the HTTPS version or a specific page on the site.
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http://example.com: This explicitly checks the HTTP non-secure version. It will often redirect to the HTTPS version for security. Analyzing this helps confirm the proper implementation of HTTPS redirects.
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https://www.example.com: This directly checks the secure version of the site. If there are no further redirects, this should return a 200 OK status code.

Detail URL Health Score Report

Our tool generates a Health Score for each redirect you check. This score, between 0 and 100, is designed to provide a clear and concise evaluation of your URL's health and security. A higher score is an indicator of strong performance, translating to better visibility on search engines, faster load times, and a superior user experience!" The score can be depend on the website secure.

HTTPS

Measures if your site uses a secure HTTPS connection. HTTPS encrypts data transmitted between the user's browser and your server, protecting sensitive information.

Redirect Chain

Checks for too many or unnecessary redirects. Long redirect chains slow down page load times and can confuse search engines, impacting SEO.

Response Time

Measures how quickly your site responds after a URL redirection. Fast response times are crucial for a positive user experience.

Security Headers

Assesses if key security headers like HSTS or CSP are present. Security headers provide an extra layer of protection against common web liabilities.

Status Codes

Verifies that your status codes 301, 302, etc. are correct and working, guiding browsers and search engines to handle requests correctly.

Security Notes

  • We provide security recommendations to elevate the site and add better safety
  • Add HSTS: Helps enforce HTTPS encryption
  • Implement a CSP: Content security policy is enforced
  • Add X-Content-Type-Options: Mitigate click sniffing attack

These tips help protect your site and improve your visitors' experience.

Why Use a Redirect Checker?

A URL Redirect Checker serves multiple purposes, benefiting SEO, security, and website performance. Here are its key advantages:

SEO Optimization

  • Detects redirect chains that slow down page speed and impact rankings.
  • Identifies broken redirects to ensure pages are correctly redirected, preserving SEO value.
  • Checks 301 vs. 302 redirects to confirm if a redirect is permanent 301 or temporary 302, avoiding SEO loss.

Website Performance & User Experience

  • Avoids slow loading times by reducing unnecessary redirect chains.
  • Ensures smooth navigation by helping users land on the right page without errors.

Security & Compliance

  • Prevents phishing and malware risks by detecting harmful redirects.
  • Verifies safe affiliate links so that users are not redirected to unauthorized destinations.

Marketing & Tracking

  • Checks UTM tracking links to verify that marketing campaign links function correctly.
  • Validates shortened URLs by unwrapping services like bit.ly, tinyurl, etc., to reveal the final destination.

Developer & IT Use

  • Assists in debugging redirects to troubleshoot website redirection issues.
  • Checks HTTPS implementation to ensure URLs correctly redirect from HTTP to HTTPS.

Who Uses Our Tool?

Webmasters & Website Owners

Keep your site's links working perfectly.

SEO Professionals

Ensure your URL redirection is SEO-friendly and error free.

Developers & Digital Marketers

Verify that every redirect web address is set up correctly to improve performance.

When to Use Our Redirect Checker

Use our tool whenever:

  • You update or redesign your website.
  • You set up URL forwarding or change your page URLs.
  • You migrate your site or make significant changes.
  • You suspect any errors or broken links in your redirect chain.
  • You need a clear canonical redirection check to guide search engines.

How to Use Our Redirect Checker

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Simply enter the website urls or web address you want to analyze into the provided field.

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Click Check Redirects.

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Our tool will perform a thorough http redirect check and display the results.

Benefits of Using Our Redirect Checker

  • Free and Easy to Use:   No registration is required. Just enter your URL and get instant results.
  • Comprehensive Analysis:  Provides detailed information about redirect chains, status codes, and HTTP headers.
  • Optimized for SEO:   Helps you identify and fix redirect issues that could be affecting your search engine rankings.
  • Improved User Experience:   Ensures your visitors always land on the right page, no matter how they get there.
  • Identify Status Codes:   Understand what each http 301, and status code 302 means.

Start Optimizing Your URLs Today!

Our goal is to make bulk URL redirection analysis simple, clear, and accurate. Try our tools to ensure your redirects are properly configured.

What Our Users Say

As an SEO consultant, I'm constantly auditing websites. Your Redirect Checker has become a lifesaver! The URL Health Score is a game-changer. it quickly flags potential issues I might have missed. Plus, the detailed redirect chain analysis helps me pinpoint slow or broken redirects. I finally can solve the redirection problem of client website. Highly recommend this tool. Thanks!

- Ravi Patel, SEO Consultant

I used to get lost in endless redirect chains and complicated status codes, but your tool has made redirect management so much easier. The feature to enter URL to check the redirection health is good and it really help. Thanks for a perfect tool!

- Sarah Chen, Digital Marketing Manager

Been looking for a tool like this! I used to check redirects using code. Which is now I just use this tool for faster processing with URL check functionality by your team. Glad I found it!

- Michael Davis, Web Developer

I'm not the most technically gifted, but your redirect checker is so easy to use. I had no idea how a broken redirect would make users leave my website quickly but now the user rate for my website has drastically improved so much! Thank you for making this free

- Aaliyah Khan, Website Admin

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our tool

Q. What is a URL Redirect Checker, anyway?
Think of our Redirect Checker as your URL's personal detective. It traces the complete path a website visitor takes when they click on a link. We follow every step in the chain, from the initial URL to the final destination page. We report on HTTP status codes and more. This shows website owners exactly what's happening behind the scenes. It's invaluable for finding problems and ensuring smooth user experience.
Q. How can a Redirect Checker actually help my SEO?
Redirects are a huge deal for SEO. Long redirect chains slow page speed, which Google hates. A Redirect Checker helps you identify those chains, as well as broken redirects leading to dead pages. Correcting these issues can give your SEO a noticeable boost. Proper redirect implementation (like using 301s correctly) tells search engines where your content moved to, preserving your hard-earned SEO value.
Q. What's a broken redirect, and how can it hurt my website?
A broken redirect is like a wrong turn on the internet highway. It's a redirection that should lead somewhere but instead returns an error like a 404 Not Found page. These are terrible for user experience, and they can seriously damage your SEO. Our tool identifies these broken redirects immediately, so you can fix them & avoid losing traffic and rankings.
Q. What's the difference between a 301 and a 302 redirect and why should I care?
Great question! A 301 Moved Permanently redirect tells search engines that content has permanently moved to a new URL. This passes the SEO value from the old page to the new one. A 302 Found redirect, on the other hand, tells search engines it's a temporary move. This means the SEO value doesn't usually transfer. Using the wrong redirect type can significantly impact rankings. Our tool makes it easy to check you're using the right one for each redirection web address.
Q. How many types of redirects ARE there, anyway?
HTTP 301 and 302 redirects are the most common, but there are actually several others. JavaScript -based redirects can be used on web pages for redirection, which could cause a slow. Also, Meta-refresh-based redirects that can't pass any link of SEO with redirect. Our tool identifies all with multiple options you need.
Q. Why it is so important for SEO?
Optimizing SEO is very important to get website visitors. A redirect is just a direction for visitor to visit other page, If you don't set up redirects properly search engines like Google's algorithm will assume that your website is invalid that is causing down the ranking. Redirecting to proper URL and checking links can boost your rank and get more customers.
Q. Our URL Health Score has me curious. What does it measure?
Our URL Health Score considers various critical factors: HTTPS security, redirect chain length, speedy response times, security headers use, and ensure correct status codes. Each factor is weighted and combined in order to identify and analyze overall URL health including your website health. This makes the URL's health a guide that can boost your visibility and make secure browsing experience.
Q. How do I fix a situation when there appear too many redirects?
Too many redirects means that the visitor has taken a long route to get to their destination because of multiple or unorganized redirection. To fix this, first you need to identify those chains using our tool. Then, simplify it. The main goal is to have minimum steps to do so, so users will land the right designation.
Q. Can this Redirect Checker expose if has malicious URL?
While our Redirect Checker can't guarantee the detection of all malicious URLs, it provides valuable insights. By tracing the redirect chain, you can often identify redirects that lead to suspicious or unexpected destinations. Plus, by verifying the HTTP status code and making sure those are valid.