About the Redirect Checker
Follow a link through every redirect it takes to reach the final page. See each hop's status code and time, check that HTTP goes to HTTPS, and spot temporary redirects and long chains that cost SEO value.
Key features
- Every hop in the chain
- 301, 302, 307 and 308 codes
- Time per redirect
- HTTP to HTTPS check
- SEO warnings
- Up to 10 redirects
Follow a link to its final page
Short links, tracking links, old URLs and HTTP addresses often pass through several redirects. The checker follows each one, showing the status code and time, so you can see exactly where a link ends up.
Redirect status codes
| Code | Name | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| 301 | Moved Permanently | Changed URLs, domain moves, HTTP → HTTPS |
| 302 | Found | Short-term changes, A/B tests |
| 307 | Temporary Redirect | Like 302, keeps the request method |
| 308 | Permanent Redirect | Like 301, keeps the request method |
A good redirect setup
- One hop: http://example.com → https://www.example.com directly, not via https://example.com first.
- Permanent: use 301 or 308 for anything that won't change back.
- Ends in 200: the final URL should load normally, not a 404 or a login page.
Related tools
HTTP headers checker, Is it down?, URL parser and UTM builder.
How to use the Redirect Checker
- Enter a domain name or URL, such as example.com.
- Click the button, or try one of the examples.
- Our server runs the check and shows the results in a few seconds.
- Copy the results, or share the page link, which includes your query.