URL redirect checker
URL redirect checker follows supported redirects and lists each response. Inspect status codes and destinations to investigate loops or unexpected routing.
What is URL redirect checker?
URL redirect checker inspects the response sequence for a webpage address. It helps you find the destination behind a redirect and see the status codes encountered along the way. This is useful after changing domains, enabling HTTPS, or moving a page to a new path.
How to use this tool
Enter the original URL and submit the check. Read the steps from top to bottom, comparing the requested address, response code, and reported destination. Test the exact version visitors use, including its protocol and hostname, because these can lead through different routing rules.
Understanding the results
This checker follows supported 301 and 302 responses up to its request limit. Other redirect codes, relative destinations, browser scripts, or HTML refresh instructions may not produce a complete chain. A warning should therefore lead to a closer review of the underlying response rather than an assumption that every redirect has been traced. Confirm the final page content in a browser after adjusting supported routing settings.
Frequently asked questions
Does every redirect indicate an error?
No. Redirects are appropriate for intentional moves and preferred URL versions. Unexpected destinations, repeated hops, and loops are the patterns that need investigation.
Will this detect JavaScript redirects?
It does not execute a browser page. Navigation triggered by scripts or other client-side behavior needs a browser check in addition to the HTTP response sequence.
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