Fill out the required URL fields above and the redirection rules will be generated for you here.
Select the desired redirect scenario and obtain a personalized redirect code generated based on your input, ready to copy & paste in your htaccess file. If you would like me to include an additional redirect scenario, please let me know by sending me a message over here.
The Redirects and Rewrite creator is designed to assist with updating URLs, moving websites, or setting up the primary versions of your site's URLs - the ones meant for ranking and indexing. This ensures you maintain the visitors and rankings of your old or non-main URLs by directing users and search bots to the new or main URL versions with permanent 301 redirects.
This tool aims to simplify the most common web redirect scenarios across various formats, such as Htaccess (Apache), YAML, Nginx, PHP, ASP, ASP.NET, HTML Meta Tag, and JavaScript, by generating the necessary rewrite code to be integrated into your website's configuration file or server.
Warning: Before making changes to your website's configuration, remember to save a backup copy in case something goes wrong. After implementing the changes, verify that the URLs you want to redirect are going to the intended destination with the correct 301 HTTP status.
And that's it! The Bulk Redirect Creator will have generated and exported the necessary redirect rules for your web server, making it easy to manage and implement multiple URL redirects.
A 301 redirect is a special instruction (code) sent to the browser or search bot by your server on a specific page visit. The code means moved permanently.
A .htaccess
file is a text file that controls how a web server responds to various requests. It is supported by all common web servers, including the popular Apache web server used by most commercial hosting providers.
Common uses for .htaccess include redirecting URLs, enabling password protection for web pages, and displaying custom error pages such as 404 pages.
Alternatively, there is also the Nginx webserver that handles redirects natively in a different way. This redirection generator, however, supports both Apache (.htaccess) as well as Nginx and other server-side configurations for handling redirects.
URL redirections are essential for SEO because they help preserve the search engine rankings of a page when its URL changes.
By implementing proper redirections, search engines can update their index with the new URL while maintaining the link equity and any SEO value the old URL had accumulated over time.
If your income depends on organic search, there is a very special reason to do redirects correctly. So, if you decide to change your domain or just rename the page URL you need to make redirects. This code-generation tool may help you in such situations.
Maybe, the most popular server for WordPress is Apache.
While many SEO plugins allow adding and managing PHP redirects in the WordPress admin panel, we, in general, can’t suggest using permanent redirect WordPress plugins because Apache redirects are much faster and, therefore, better for user experience and for SEO in many cases.
Some plugins can work with Apache configuration files directly, but it is a less secure approach, so, better to use other methods.
If you decide to use a plugin, we recommend using Rank Math SEO for this purpose, as it can easily monitor 404 errors on your site and create redirects.
Yes, URL redirections can be implemented using various technologies such as server-side configurations (e.g., .htaccess, Nginx, PHP, ASP, and ASP.NET) or client-side methods (e.g., HTML meta tags and JavaScript). The choice of technology depends on your server environment and desired redirect behavior.
Yes, our redirection tool supports a variety of output formats, including .htaccess, YAML, Nginx, PHP, ASP, ASP.NET, HTML meta tags, and JavaScript. You can choose the output format that best suits your server environment and requirements.
After implementing the generated redirection rules, test them by visiting the old URLs to ensure they redirect to the new URLs as expected. Additionally, monitor your website’s traffic, search engine rankings, and crawl errors in tools like Google Search Console to identify any issues that may arise from the implemented redirections.