Free Redirect Checker (+ Guide)

A redirect checker is a tool that follows an address and shows every redirect on the way to the final page.

This one shows each status code, where each hop points, and how long it took.

A 301 says the page moved for good, and a 302 says it moved for now.

Search engines move the old address's standing to the new one only for a permanent move.

A 308 is a permanent redirect, like a 301, that keeps the request exactly as it was.

Search engines treat it as permanent.

1 redirect is fine, and 2 or 3 slow every visit.

Past that, search engines may stop following before they reach the page.

People type your site every way, and each version should land on the same page.

If 2 versions answer separately, search engines see copies of your site.

It means your host serves that version, but its HTTPS certificate doesn't cover it.

Add the version to your host so it gets a certificate, then redirect it to your main address.

A redirect loop is 2 or more redirects that point at each other, so the page never loads.

The checker stops after 10 hops and shows the loop.

Yes, the redirect checker is free, with no sign-up.

To keep it free for everyone, each person can run 20 checks every 10 minutes.

I did. I'm Navid Moazzez, and I made the redirect checker as one of my free tools on navid.me.

You can read more about me.

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