Redirect Checker
Paste a redirect chain or URL hop list to review chain length, repeated URLs, protocol changes, and final destination structure.
Redirect Checker tool
Paste one URL per line in the order the redirect chain happens. This tool analyzes the sequence you provide and does not fetch URLs from the web.
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Privacy: analysis runs locally in your browser. No URLs are stored or transmitted.
Paste a list of redirect hops in order, then review the chain length and whether the sequence looks efficient or repetitive.
- Hop count: how many redirects happen before the final destination
- Duplicates: repeated URLs in the chain
- Protocol changes: HTTP to HTTPS or similar changes between hops
Examples
- Single redirect: URL A → URL B
- Chain: URL A → URL B → URL C
- Possible issue: repeated or looping URLs in the sequence
FAQ
- What does this redirect checker do?
This tool analyzes a pasted sequence of URLs as a redirect chain and helps you review hop count, duplicates, protocol changes, and whether the chain ends on a final destination URL.
- Does it fetch a live website automatically?
No. This page does not make network requests. You paste the redirect chain or list of hops you want to inspect.
- What is a redirect chain?
A redirect chain happens when one URL redirects to another, which then redirects again before reaching the final destination.
- Why is a shorter chain usually better?
Shorter chains are generally easier for crawlers and users because they reduce unnecessary hops.
- Is my pasted URL list stored?
No. Everything runs locally in your browser.