Check any URL redirect.
Enter a URL to see its full redirect chain. Trace 301, 302, 307 and meta refresh redirects, hop by hop.
Free, no sign-up. Results open on FindRedirect, our redirect lookup site.
How it works
Every hop, in three steps
- 1
Paste a URL
Any link, domain or path. With or without https://.
- 2
We follow every redirect
Each 301, 302, 307 or meta refresh, until the final page answers.
- 3
Read the chain
Status codes and destinations for every hop open on FindRedirect.
What it is
What is a URL redirect checker?
A URL redirect checker traces the full redirect path of any URL. It follows every 301, 302, 307 or meta refresh redirect until it reaches the final destination, so you see exactly where your traffic goes and whether your redirects are set up correctly.
Why use it
Catch redirect problems before they cost you
- Verify that 301 redirects pass link equity correctly
- Detect redirect chains that slow down page loads
- Find redirect loops that never reach a final page
- Check that HTTPS redirects work
- Audit old URL structures after a site migration · Map them first with the free Migration Redirect Mapper
Reference
Common redirect types
Each hop in a chain carries its own status code. These are the ones you will see most.
Permanent
Tells search engines the page has moved for good. Passes most SEO value to the new URL.
Temporary
A temporary move. Search engines keep indexing the original URL.
Temporary
Like 302, but keeps the HTTP method: GET stays GET, POST stays POST.
Meta refresh
An HTML redirect run in the browser. Often seen on outdated or phishing pages.
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