HTACCESS Redirect Generator
Easily generate .htaccess code snippets for 301, 302, and other common redirects.
How to use this tool
Enter each redirect pair in a separate row. For each redirect, provide the Old URL (where users are coming from) and the New URL (where they should be redirected to).
Example: If yoursite.com/old-about.html moved to yoursite.com/about:
Old URL: /old-about.html
New URL: /about
The tool generates redirects for your .htaccess file. Each redirect preserves your SEO rankings when moving pages.
301: SEO-friendly permanent redirect (most common) • 302: Temporary redirect • 307/308: Modern HTTP/1.1 equivalents
Common Redirect Templates
About .htaccess Redirects
The .htaccess file is a configuration file for Apache web servers that allows you to control redirects, URL rewrites, and other server behaviors without modifying the main server configuration.
Key Features
- 301 Redirects - Permanent (SEO-friendly)
- 302 Redirects - Temporary redirects
- SEO Preserved - Maintains rankings
- No Restart - Works immediately
Common Use Cases
- Moving pages to new URLs
- Domain migrations
- Fixing broken links
- Consolidating duplicate content
Important Notes
- Backup First: Always backup your .htaccess file before making changes
- Placement: Add redirect rules at the top of your .htaccess file
- Testing: Test redirects in incognito/private mode to avoid caching
- Old URLs: Must start with / for same-server redirects
- New URLs: Can be relative (/page) or absolute (https://example.com/page)
Redirect Type Reference
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