Redirect Mapper

Plan and document URL redirects for site migrations

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What Is the Redirect Mapper?

When you change URLs during a site migration or restructure, you need redirects to preserve SEO value and prevent broken links. The Redirect Mapper lets you plan old-to-new URL mappings and generates redirect code for Nginx and Apache servers.

Proper redirects preserve your hard-earned search rankings and prevent 404 errors.

How It Works

Enter pairs of old and new URLs. The tool generates the correct redirect syntax for both Nginx (rewrite rules) and Apache (.htaccess) configurations. Copy the code and add it to your server configuration.

Useful for

  • Planning URL changes during site migrations
  • Generating server redirect configuration code
  • Preserving SEO value when restructuring a website
  • Documenting URL mapping for development teams

Who should use it

  • Web developers handling site migrations
  • SEO specialists managing URL changes
  • DevOps engineers configuring server redirects
  • Anyone changing URL structures on their website

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Forgetting to redirect all old URLs, leaving broken links
  • Creating redirect chains (A → B → C) instead of direct mappings
  • Not testing redirects after implementation

When not to use it

  • When your CMS handles redirects through a plugin or UI
  • For temporary marketing campaign URLs where a URL shortener is more appropriate

Frequently asked questions

Should I use 301 or 302 redirects?

Use 301 (permanent) for URL changes you don't plan to reverse. Use 302 (temporary) for short-term redirects. This tool generates 301 redirects since site migrations are permanent.

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