Enter an address to check 301 and 302 redirects: the tool follows every redirect step, shows each status code and rates whether the chain is SEO-friendly.
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Redirect status codes at a glance
- 301: permanent redirect, passes SEO signals to the new address.
- 302: temporary redirect, Google keeps the old address.
- 307 and 308: like 302 and 301 but they preserve the request method.
When should you check redirects?
- After changing domain or moving from HTTP to HTTPS.
- After a website redesign that changes URL structure.
- When a page reports too many redirects.
- When you want www and non-www versions to lead to a single address.
Frequently asked questions
How many redirects is too many?
Aim for at most one or two. Long chains slow pages down and waste Google crawl budget.
Should I use 301 or 302?
Use 301 when an address changes permanently. Use 302 for temporary cases such as maintenance or testing.
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