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Redirect Checker

Learn about 301, 302, 307, 308 redirects with common issues and online checker links

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301301 Moved Permanently

The resource has been permanently moved to a new URL. Search engines will update their index. This is the most common redirect for SEO. All link equity is passed to the new URL.

When to use: Use when a page has permanently moved to a new URL, domain migration, or changing URL structure.

302302 Found (Temporary)

The resource is temporarily available at a different URL. Search engines keep the original URL indexed. Link equity may not fully pass.

When to use: Use for temporary redirects like A/B testing, maintenance pages, or geolocation-based redirects.

307307 Temporary Redirect

Similar to 302 but strictly preserves the HTTP method (POST stays POST). The browser must not change the request method.

When to use: Use when you need a temporary redirect that preserves the original HTTP method (e.g., form submissions).

308308 Permanent Redirect

Similar to 301 but strictly preserves the HTTP method. The browser must not change the request method when following the redirect.

When to use: Use for permanent redirects where the HTTP method must be preserved (e.g., API endpoints).

Redirect Chains

Multiple redirects in sequence (A -> B -> C). Each hop adds latency. Aim for direct redirects to the final URL.

Fix: Update all redirect sources to point directly to the final destination URL.

Redirect Loops

Page A redirects to B, and B redirects back to A, causing an infinite loop.

Fix: Check your redirect rules for circular references. Use a redirect checker tool to trace the chain.

Mixed Content After Redirect

After redirecting HTTP to HTTPS, some resources still load over HTTP.

Fix: Update all internal links and resource references to use HTTPS or protocol-relative URLs.

Losing Query Parameters

Query strings (e.g., ?utm_source=google) are stripped during redirect.

Fix: Ensure your redirect rules preserve query strings using QSA flag in .htaccess or equivalent.

302 Instead of 301

Using temporary redirect (302) when permanent (301) is needed, losing SEO value.

Fix: Review your redirects and change 302s to 301s for permanent URL changes.

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