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Redirect Checker

Trace the full HTTP redirect chain for any URL — see 301/302/307/308 hops, status codes, and final destination.

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What is Redirect Checker?

The Redirect Checker traces the full HTTP redirect chain for any URL. It shows every hop in the redirect path — including 301 (permanent), 302 (temporary), 307, and 308 redirects — along with the status code, redirect type, and final destination URL.

Use cases

  • SEO auditing — excessive redirects or redirect chains harm page speed and search rankings
  • Link shortener analysis — see where shortened URLs (bit.ly, t.co, etc.) actually redirect to
  • URL migration verification — confirm that old URLs properly redirect to new locations
  • Security analysis — check if a suspicious link redirects to a malicious site
  • Email link tracking — trace marketing email links through tracking redirects

Key features

Full redirect chain visualization with hop-by-hop display
HTTP status codes for each redirect (301, 302, 307, 308, etc.)
Clear final destination URL identification
Redirect type classification (permanent, temporary, etc.)
Multi-URL support for batch redirect checking

Frequently asked questions

A 301 redirect is permanent — search engines transfer the original page's SEO value to the new URL. A 302 is temporary — search engines keep indexing the original URL.

The tool follows up to 10 redirect hops. If there are more than 10, it reports a redirect loop or excessive chain warning.

Yes, it follows redirects across protocols. HTTP to HTTPS redirects are common and will be displayed in the chain.