What redirect issues does it detect?

Redirect chains (A->B->C), redirect loops (A->B->A), temporary 302 redirects that should be 301, and internal links pointing to redirected URLs instead of final destinations.

Why are redirect chains bad for SEO?

Each redirect hop adds ~100ms of latency and can dilute link equity. Google may stop following chains after 5 hops, leaving pages unindexed.

Should I use 301 or 302 redirects?

Use 301 (permanent) for URL changes that are meant to last. 302 (temporary) redirects don't pass full link equity and signal to search engines that the old URL may return.

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Map redirects, detect chains and loops, and find pages linking to redirected URLs

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Free Redirect Mapper — Chain & Loop Detector

Redirect Mapper.

Frequently Asked Questions

What redirect issues does it detect?

Why are redirect chains bad for SEO?

Should I use 301 or 302 redirects?

Free Redirect Mapper — Chain & Loop Detector

Redirect Mapper.

Frequently Asked Questions

What redirect issues does it detect?

Why are redirect chains bad for SEO?

Should I use 301 or 302 redirects?