Redirect Chain Planner
Paste your from → to redirects to spot chains and loops, then get flattened one-hop redirects that preserve ranking signals.
Redirect once, not three times
Redirects accumulate over a site's life — a page moves, then moves again, and soon a single old URL bounces through
two or three hops before landing. Every extra hop adds latency for users, leaks a little ranking signal, and gives
crawlers another reason to give up early. This planner reads your list of from, to rules, traces each
one to its true final destination, and outputs a flattened set where every source redirects in a single step.
It also catches the dangerous case: redirect loops that trap the browser in an error. Fix those before deploying. Paste your rules, review the detected chains and loops, and copy the clean one-hop list.
Private and instant
The analysis runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a redirect chain?
A redirect chain is when one URL redirects to another that then redirects again (A → B → C). Each hop slows the page, dilutes ranking signals, and wastes crawl budget.
Why fix redirect chains?
Search engines may not follow long chains fully, and users wait through multiple round trips. Best practice is to point every source directly at the final destination in a single hop.
What is a redirect loop?
A loop is when redirects cycle back on themselves (A → B → A), leaving the browser stuck with an error. This planner detects loops so you can break them before they go live.
Is this tool free and private?
Yes. The analysis runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded or stored.
Migrating a site or cleaning up redirects? Let’s do it safely.