URL Redirect Checker & Analyzer
Track, analyze, and optimize URL redirects for SEO and website performance
Chain Detection
Follow complete redirect chains up to 10 hops
Speed Analysis
Measure redirect speed and performance impact
SEO Analysis
Check redirect types and SEO implications
Issue Detection
Identify redirect loops and common problems
example.com
bit.ly
goo.gl
Redirect Analysis
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Ready to Check Redirects
Enter a URL and click "Check Redirects" to trace the complete redirect chain
Use 301 redirects for permanent moves (SEO friendly)
Avoid redirect chains longer than 3 hops
Detailed Redirect Chain
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Types of Redirects
Different redirect types serve different purposes and have varying SEO impacts:
- 301 Moved Permanently: SEO friendly, passes 90-99% link equity
- 302 Found (Temporary): No link equity passed, for temporary moves
- 307 Temporary Redirect: HTTP/1.1 version of 302, preserves method
- 308 Permanent Redirect: HTTP/1.1 version of 301, preserves method
- Meta Refresh: Client-side, less SEO friendly
- JavaScript Redirect: Client-side, search engines may not follow
Best Practices
- Use 301 redirects for permanent URL changes
- Keep redirect chains as short as possible (max 3 hops)
- Avoid redirect loops (infinite chains)
- Use server-side redirects over client-side
- Monitor redirect performance regularly
- Update sitemap after implementing redirects
Common Issues
- Redirect chains longer than 3 hops
- Redirect loops (infinite redirection)
- Mixed 301 and 302 redirects in chain
- Using meta refresh for important pages
- Missing or broken final destination
- Slow redirect chains affecting page speed
