301 Redirect

Create Permanent URL Redirects Instantly

Enter the NEW URL you want to redirect to:

Select the Redirect Type: 301 Permanent (Recommended for SEO) 302 Temporary HTML Meta Refresh (for Blogger/Static Sites) JavaScript (for Blogger/Static Sites)

.htaccess

HTML Meta

JavaScript

Nginx

How & When to Use This Redirect Tool

❓ When Should You Use This Tool?

• Moving content: Redirect old URLs to new ones after a site redesign.
• Fixing broken links: When a page is deleted or renamed.
• SEO preservation: Maintain search rankings when changing URLs (use 301).
• Blogger/static sites: Where server access is limited (HTML/JS only).

🛠️ Which Redirect Method to Choose?

.htaccess (Apache Servers)

• For: WordPress, Joomla, or any site hosted on Apache servers.
• How: Paste the code into your .htaccess file via FTP/cPanel.
• Best for: Permanent (301) redirects with instant SEO benefits.

Nginx

• For: Sites hosted on Nginx servers (common for VPS/high-traffic sites).
• How: Add to your Nginx config file (nginx.conf or site config).

HTML Meta Refresh

• For: Blogger, GitHub Pages, or static HTML sites.
• How: Replace the entire content of a page with the generated meta tag.
• Note: Slower than 301 and less SEO-friendly.

JavaScript

• For: Platforms like Shopify, Wix, or Blogger where HTML editing is limited.
• How: Paste the script into a page’s HTML editor or theme files.

📌 Platform-Specific Instructions

For Blogger:

1. Edit the post/page you want to redirect from.
2. Switch to HTML view, delete all content.
3. Paste either the HTML Meta or JavaScript code.

For WordPress:

1. Use .htaccess (via FTP/File Manager) for best results.
2. Plugins like Redirection can also handle 301 redirects.

For Shopify:

1. Use JavaScript in theme files (Online Store > Themes > Edit HTML/CSS).
2. For bulk redirects, use Shopify’s URL Redirects in settings.

💡 Pro Tip: Always test redirects after implementation! Use tools like RedirectCheck.com to verify.