Free Redirect Checker.

Follow a public URL from its first response to its final destination.

See every HTTP status, redirect hop and unexpected error.

Check migrated pages, campaign links and canonical destinations before publishing.

Trace a URL

Enter a public URL to inspect its complete redirect chain.

Why it matters

Keep every URL path direct and dependable.

Redirects preserve access when pages move, domains change or campaign links need a stable destination. Poorly configured chains can instead add latency, obscure errors and send visitors somewhere unexpected.

A redirect checker reveals the complete sequence rather than showing only the last page. That detail helps teams distinguish a deliberate permanent move from temporary routing, repeated hops, loops or a destination that no longer works.

Reviewing redirects is especially useful during migrations, HTTPS changes and campaign launches. Short, intentional paths protect user experience and make crawling, indexing and attribution easier to understand across the systems that depend on those URLs.

Complete chain

See each URL and HTTP status in the order returned.

Fewer hops

Spot unnecessary redirects that add delay before the destination.

Final destination

Confirm where a shared or migrated URL ultimately sends visitors.

Status clarity

Distinguish permanent, temporary and unsuccessful HTTP responses.

How to use

Trace a redirect in three steps.

Use the redirect checker with the exact public URL visitors will open.

  1. Enter the starting URL

    Paste the complete public HTTP or HTTPS address, including the path and query string you want to verify.

  2. Run the redirect check

    Submit the URL while the checker requests each destination safely and records the response status for every hop.

  3. Review the chain

    Confirm the final page, investigate unexpected statuses and shorten unnecessary intermediate redirects before publishing or migrating links.

FAQs

Redirect Checker FAQ

Understand redirect chains, HTTP codes and final URL destinations.

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