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Redirect Checker

A quick reference for redirect status codes (301 vs 302 vs 307) and what to check for in a redirect, with a link to redirect-checker.org for a live, server-side check of the actual HTTP response.

How to Use Redirect Checker
  1. 1Copy the URL you want to check
  2. 2Paste it above for reference
  3. 3Run it through redirect-checker.org or httpstatus.io for the live redirect chain and status codes
  4. 4Fix any chain longer than one hop or using the wrong status code
Frequently Asked Questions

No — following a redirect requires an actual HTTP request, which a client-side browser tool can't make cross-origin. Use redirect-checker.org or httpstatus.io to see the live response chain.

301 is permanent and passes nearly all link equity to the destination; 302 is temporary and search engines may keep indexing the original URL instead.

That there's only one hop (not old→intermediate→final), that it uses 301 for permanent moves, and that the final destination returns a 200 status, not another redirect or an error.

Long redirect chains slow down crawling and can dilute the ranking signals passed to the final URL — Google recommends keeping chains as short as possible, ideally one hop.

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