Website migration redirect validation

Redirect Map Checker

Validate migration redirect maps in bulk and find wrong targets, missing redirects and request failures.

Enter one pair per line: source URL | expected final URL. You can also use => or a tab as the separator.

Up to 50 source and expected-destination pairs per audit.
✓ Free to use ✓ No account required ✓ Up to 20 redirect hops
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Inspect migration redirect mappings

Each source is requested through a controlled redirect chain and its exact normalized final URL is compared with the expected destination.

2

Interpret the result

Correct wrong targets, missing redirects, loops and failures before changing internal links, canonicals and sitemaps to the new URLs.

3

Prioritize fixes

The comparison is exact and live; authentication, geo rules, query normalization or intermittent origin behavior can change the result.

How to interpret migration redirect mappings

Each source is requested through a controlled redirect chain and its exact normalized final URL is compared with the expected destination. The comparison is exact and live; authentication, geo rules, query normalization or intermittent origin behavior can change the result.

What the tool evaluates

Each source is requested through a controlled redirect chain and its exact normalized final URL is compared with the expected destination.

  • Each source is requested through a controlled redirect chain and its exact normalized final URL is compared with the expected destination.
  • Correct wrong targets, missing redirects, loops and failures before changing internal links, canonicals and sitemaps to the new URLs.
  • The comparison is exact and live; authentication, geo rules, query normalization or intermittent origin behavior can change the result.

Problems and next steps

Correct wrong targets, missing redirects, loops and failures before changing internal links, canonicals and sitemaps to the new URLs.

Frequently asked questions

What does this tool check?

Each source is requested through a controlled redirect chain and its exact normalized final URL is compared with the expected destination.

How should I use the result?

Correct wrong targets, missing redirects, loops and failures before changing internal links, canonicals and sitemaps to the new URLs.

What are the limits?

The comparison is exact and live; authentication, geo rules, query normalization or intermittent origin behavior can change the result.

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