Redirect Checker
Hops
Each redirect in order with the status code, the target and the milliseconds it took.
Type
301 and 308 are permanent and pass ranking; 302 and 307 are temporary and may not.
Verdict
Chains longer than two hops, loops, http to https gaps and meta refreshes.
What to do with it
- One hop is ideal. Every extra hop costs time and a little link value.
- A 302 on a moved page tells search the old address is coming back.
- A chain that ends in a 404 is a link that used to work.
When one page is not enough
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Open the toolAbout the redirect checker
What is a redirect chain?
A redirect whose target redirects again. Old site migrations pile them up: http to https to www to the new path. Each should point straight at the final address.
Which status should I use for a moved page?
301 for a permanent move. It passes almost all ranking value and search engines update their index.
Does it follow JavaScript redirects?
No. It follows HTTP redirects and reports a meta refresh in the final page. A JavaScript redirect is invisible to it and to most crawlers.