Analyze URL redirect paths and HTTP status codes to diagnose redirect issues and boost your SEO.

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During website migrations or when handling broken links, redundant redirects can leak SEO link equity and slow down page load speeds. By simulating HTTP requests, this tool fully traces the server-side redirect chain of any URL, parsing the original URL, target address, HTTP status code (e.g., 301, 302, 307), and response time for each step. A URL redirect is a technical process where a server automatically routes visitors from one web address to another using specific status codes.
Q: How do 301 and 302 redirects affect SEO differently?
A: A 301 redirect permanently passes SEO link equity, while a 302 redirect passes almost none. If an old page is deprecated, you should use a 301 redirect to transfer its link authority to the new page.
Q: Can this tool detect JavaScript redirects?
A: No. This tool only captures server-side HTTP redirects and cannot parse client-side redirects based on JavaScript or Meta Refresh.
Please ensure the entered URL includes the protocol and is publicly accessible. HTTPS links require a valid SSL certificate to be checked. Results may be affected by network latency and server configurations; we recommend verifying critical URLs multiple times. Do not use this tool to test malicious redirects or phishing links.
Webmasters should regularly check the redirect chains of important pages to avoid redirect loops or excessive intermediate hops. Typical example: Entering http://example.com/old-path might 301 redirect to https://example.com/new-path with a 301 status code and a 150ms response time. Excessively long redirect chains increase latency and dilute link equity, and should be optimized into direct redirects.