Trace full HTTP/HTTPS redirect paths step-by-step. Diagnose 301 vs 302 status codes, eliminate ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS loops, measure hop latency, and flag insecure HTTPS-to-HTTP downgrades.
Redirects are essential for site redesigns, domain changes, and HTTPS enforcement. Choosing the correct status code ensures search engines pass full ranking equity to your destination.
The recommended standard for permanent migrations. Search engines update their index to the new URL and transfer backlink authority.
Used for temporary maintenance or geotargeted routing. Search engines keep the original URL indexed and do not pass full PageRank.
Modern temporary redirect that guarantees user agents will not change the HTTP request method (e.g. POST requests remain POST).
Permanent equivalent of 307. Passes full search engine ranking signals while strictly preserving POST/PUT request bodies across redirects.
Troubleshoot redirect loops, configure canonical URLs, and optimize crawler efficiency.
A redirect chain occurs when an initial URL forwards to a second URL, which then forwards to a third URL (e.g. http://example.com → https://example.com → https://www.example.com).
Chains harm websites in three critical ways:
