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Redirect Generator

Map old URLs to new ones and generate redirect rules for Apache, Nginx, or Next.js. Preserve SEO value during migrations.

Generated Apache .htaccess Config

RewriteEngine On

Redirect 301 /old-page /new-page
Redirect 301 /blog/old-post /blog/new-post

How to Use This Tool

  1. 1

    Add redirect rules by entering the old URL path and the new destination URL.

  2. 2

    Choose your server platform — Apache (.htaccess), Nginx, or Next.js.

  3. 3

    Copy the generated redirect configuration and add it to your server config or application code.

Why This Matters for SEO

When you move or rename pages, broken URLs lose all their accumulated SEO value (link equity, rankings, indexed pages). Proper 301 redirects transfer that equity to the new URL, preserving your rankings. During site migrations, missing redirects are the #1 cause of traffic drops. This tool ensures your redirect rules are syntactically correct for your server platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between 301 and 302 redirects?+
A 301 is a permanent redirect — it tells search engines the old URL has moved permanently and to transfer ranking signals. A 302 is temporary and doesn't pass full link equity. Use 301 for SEO.
Do redirects hurt page speed?+
Each redirect adds a small delay (typically 50–100ms). Avoid redirect chains (A → B → C) as each hop adds latency. Direct redirects (A → C) are always preferable.
How long should I keep redirects active?+
Keep redirects active for at least 1 year, ideally permanently. Google needs time to recrawl and update its index. Removing redirects too early can cause 404 errors and traffic loss.

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