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Create redirects

Create a 301 redirect, a wildcard redirect or a whole site move. Live in seconds.

Set up any redirect online, from one page to every subdomain under *.yourcompany.com. No .htaccess, no Nginx, no deploy. Save it and it is live on 130 points of presence worldwide.

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Start from the job

Tell us what you want to do. The form is built for it.

Create asks whether you are redirecting a domain, moving a website, shortening a link or printing a QR code, then opens a form with only the fields that job needs. Everything you create lands in the same Links list.

What do you want to create?

Pick the job. Everything you create here is managed together in Links.

Domain RedirectRedirect a domain, subdomain or path. 301 or 302.yourcompany.com → mybrand.comWebsite MigrationMove many URLs with one same-path rule, or map them one to one.Replatforming, domain change, site restructureBranded LinkA short, memorable link on a domain you own.go.mybrand.com/summer → your campaign pageDynamic QR CodeA trackable QR whose destination can change after it is printed.Menus, packaging, posters, business cards
Already have a spreadsheet of redirects?Import CSV

Every redirect type

301, 302, 307, 308 and wildcard redirects, from one form

Pick the status code that fits the job and decide what happens to paths and query strings. Turn on all subdomains and a single rule becomes a wildcard redirect for *.yourcompany.com.

  • 301 or 302 by default, with 307 and 308 under More types when the request method has to be kept.
  • Keep the path so /about lands on mybrand.com/about, or send everything to one URL.
  • Query forwarding keeps ?ref=ig and your UTM tags on the destination, so analytics stay intact.
  • Include all subdomains adds *.yourcompany.com as a source with the same settings. PRO
  • Custom HTML shows your own “We’ve moved” page before sending visitors on. PRO
  • HTTPS included. A free certificate is issued once DNS points to RedirHub.

Website migrations

Redirect a domain without losing SEO

Moving to a new domain or restructuring a site means hundreds of URLs, not one. The migration form covers both cases without a script.

  • Same paths, new domain. One rule sends every old URL to the same path on the new base URL, with a permanent 301 so ranking signals follow.
  • Paths changed too? Map old to new one by one: paste two columns from a spreadsheet, add rows by hand or upload a CSV.
  • Mix both. Keep the same-path rule for the site and map only the pages that moved.
  • No chains. Each old URL points straight at its final destination, and the migration shows up in Links as one item you can pause, edit or export.

Bulk upload redirects

Upload a CSV and see exactly what it will change

Every import is review-first. RedirHub validates the file, shows what it adds, updates and leaves alone, and writes nothing until you confirm.

  • A one-line summary in plain words, then the rows broken down by kind. Rows that already match your links are skipped.
  • Capacity before and after. See the domains and managed links you use today and what the import brings them to. Updates don’t use capacity.
  • Errors grouped by cause, with row numbers that match your spreadsheet and one-click fixes such as adding a missing https://.
  • Exports import as they are. Download your links to CSV or Excel, edit in a spreadsheet and upload the file back.

Point your domain

Connect DNS without copying records by hand

A redirect is saved the moment you create it and goes live once the domain points to RedirHub. Every hostname that doesn’t yet has a Connect DNS button that shows where your DNS is hosted, what is missing and the quickest fix.

  • Automatic with Cloudflare. Approve the records once at Cloudflare. Email and every other record stay as they are, and www comes along unless you untick it.
  • Manual for any provider. CNAME by default, or switch to an A record if your provider won’t accept it, with a guide for the most common providers.
  • Checked as you go. RedirHub checks every few seconds, tells you which record is still missing and issues the HTTPS certificate itself.

Not only in the dashboard

Create redirects from a form, a file, the API or your AI agent

The same create-redirect flow is available wherever your team works, with the same plan limits and the same review before bulk changes.

Dashboard

One form per job, a What happens preview beside it, and a Connect DNS button when the domain isn’t pointed yet.

CSV import

Source, destination and type columns. Validate, preview, confirm. Exports from Links open straight in Import.

API and MCP

The REST API and the RedirHub MCP server expose create-redirect and bulk-import. Bulk changes return a preview first and apply only with its confirmation token.

create-redirect · bulk-import · get-link

Why online, not in a config file

Create a 301 redirect online without server access

The same jobs, done the old way and done in RedirHub.

Redirect one old page to its new URL.htaccess, Nginx and a deployEdit a server file, test the regex, deploy, clear cachesRedirHubTwo fields, pick 301, save. Live in seconds.
Set up a wildcard redirect for every subdomain.htaccess, Nginx and a deployA wildcard DNS record plus a catch-all server block per hostRedirHubTurn on Include all subdomains. One rule covers *.yourcompany.com.
Move a site to a new domain.htaccess, Nginx and a deployKeep the old server running just to serve redirectsRedirHubOne same-path rule, or a CSV map, and the old server can go
Add 1,000 redirects from a spreadsheet.htaccess, Nginx and a deployGenerate config with a script and hope nothing is duplicatedRedirHubUpload the CSV, review what changes, confirm
Keep UTM tags and query strings on the way through.htaccess, Nginx and a deployRemember the right rewrite flag on every ruleRedirHubQuery forwarding and UTM parameters are switches on the form
Serve the redirect over HTTPS.htaccess, Nginx and a deployRequest and renew a certificate for a domain that only redirectsRedirHubFree certificate, issued once DNS points to RedirHub

Why Our Customers Love RedirHub

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Very useful website for redirects and creating short URLs. Highly recommend RedirHub.

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Frequently asked questions

A 301 redirect is permanent and signals search engines to transfer ranking signals and link equity to the new URL. A 302 redirect is temporary and keeps the original URL indexed. Use a 301 for domain migrations or permanent URL changes. Use a 302 for short-term redirects such as maintenance pages, testing, or limited campaigns.
A wildcard domain redirect routes all subdomains or paths under a domain to a defined destination using a single rule. Instead of mapping each URL individually, you configure a wildcard pattern (for example, *.domain.com) and set the target URL. Path preservation and HTTPS handling can be applied automatically to ensure consistent routing across the entire domain.
Prepare a CSV file containing source URL, destination URL, and redirect type columns. Upload the file through the dashboard, review mappings in preview mode, and publish once validated. Bulk upload reduces manual errors and allows hundreds of redirects to go live in one action.
UTM parameters are tracking tags appended to a URL to measure traffic source, medium, campaign, term, and content in analytics platforms. Instead of manually editing links, parameters can be configured at the redirect level and applied automatically to each request. This ensures attribution data remains accurate when URLs change.
Use a permanent redirect that points directly to the final destination URL. Avoid redirect chains and ensure HTTPS is enabled to maintain trust and crawl efficiency. When implemented correctly, search engines consolidate ranking signals to the new domain while preserving link equity.