URL changes, planned clearly
Redirect Map Builder & Checker
Plan URL changes, find conflicts and loops, and export a redirect map for implementation. Check the map you provide without making live website requests.
Plan the move
Your redirect map
Import from CSV
Use source and destination columns, with an optional status column. Import replaces the editable rows below.
From map to website
Review the route before making the move.
Use one source and destination per row. A complete destination URL is needed for a move to another host. Source fragments, wildcard rules and regular expressions are outside this tool’s scope. A chain follows only rules included in your map; links are never opened.
Matching follows browser URL encoding and normalizes protocol and hostname casing, default ports, and an empty path to /. It keeps path capitalization, trailing slashes, query order, repeated parameters, and an empty ? distinct. Other percent-encoded spellings remain separate, with warnings when a source may be equivalent. Your server may apply different matching rules.
The map download preserves your URL entries; findings also show resolved URLs. CSV is an implementation plan, not a deployable server configuration. Review warnings, apply the rules in your hosting platform, and test the resulting status codes and destinations. Existing pages, query handling and platform rules can affect which redirect runs.
Your rows and files are processed in this browser tab and are not stored by this tool. Downloads use spreadsheet-safe escaping with a marker for lossless reimport. This tool does not change your website or activate redirects.
Google’s redirect guidance ↗ · HTTP status definitions ↗ · Before changing existing URLs · How these tools work