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URL Redirect Checker
Follow a URL’s full redirect chain (301, 302, …) to its final destination. Spot redirect loops and confirm your redirects work correctly.
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The URL Redirect Checker follows a link through its entire redirect chain, showing every 301, 302 or other hop it passes through until it reaches the final destination, and flags redirect loops or broken steps along the way. Long or messy redirect chains slow pages down, waste crawl budget, and can leak SEO value, so seeing the full path in one view helps you clean them up.
Ideal for SEO professionals, developers, and marketers in Cambodia auditing migrations, campaigns, or shortened links, this free tool by Hosting Cambodia makes hidden redirects visible. Enter a URL to trace each step and its status code, confirm a link ends where it should, catch accidental loops, and ensure important pages use a single clean redirect rather than a wasteful chain.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a 301 and 302 redirect?
A 301 is a permanent redirect that passes SEO value to the new URL, while a 302 is temporary and signals the original may return. Use 301 for permanent moves and 302 only for genuinely temporary ones.
Why are redirect chains bad for SEO?
Each extra hop adds load time and can dilute link value, and long chains waste search-engine crawl budget. Reducing a chain to a single redirect keeps pages fast and preserves ranking signals.
How do I detect a redirect loop?
The tool flags when a URL redirects back to a previous step, creating a loop that never resolves. Loops break the page for visitors and must be fixed in your redirect rules.
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