Which redirects does this check?
It checks standard HTTP(S) redirects and reports each response in the chain.
Free URL redirect checker
URL Redirect Checker: Trace Every Hop Before Your Visitors Do
Check one URL before a migration, campaign launch, or canonical cleanup. See the redirects, response codes, and final destination in a clear chain.
See where a URL really goes
Check the complete redirect path, from the URL you enter to its final reachable destination.
Verify redirects before they become an SEO problem
The checker follows public HTTP(S) redirects in order and stops at the final response, a loop, or a safe hop limit.
- 1Paste the exact URL you want to verify.
- 2Follow each HTTP redirect in sequence.
- 3Review the final destination and every response code.
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URL redirect checker FAQ
What is a redirect chain?
It is the sequence of URLs a browser or crawler follows before reaching the final response.
Why should I reduce extra redirects?
Extra hops can slow visitors and make migrations harder to validate. A direct path is usually easier to maintain.