When a page moves, a 301 redirect sends visitors and most of the link value to the new address. This tool turns a list of old paths and new URLs into ready-to-paste redirect rules for Apache (.htaccess) or Nginx.
Frequently asked questions
When should I use a 301 redirect?
When a page has moved permanently, such as a new URL, a merged article or a domain change. It sends visitors and most link value to the new page.
Apache or Nginx?
Most shared WordPress hosting uses Apache (.htaccess). If you are not sure, ask your host or use a redirect plugin.
Can redirects hurt SEO?
Chains of many redirects slow pages down. Point old URLs straight to the final URL.
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How to use the 301 Redirect Generator
- Enter one redirect per line: old path, new URL.
- Choose your server type.
- Click Generate rules.
- Paste the rules into .htaccess or your Nginx config, then test each old URL.