Create redirect mapping rules from old to new URLs — enter path pairs and get Apache .htaccess, Nginx, or CSV output for site migrations and URL restructuring.
Use paths (/old-page) or full URLs. Separate old and new with a pipe character.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I use 301 redirects?
Use 301 redirects for permanent URL changes — site migrations, slug updates, HTTP to HTTPS, or consolidating duplicate pages. They pass most link equity to the new URL.
Which format should I choose?
Use .htaccess for Apache servers, Nginx config for Nginx hosts, or CSV for importing into CMS plugins, spreadsheets, or redirect management tools.
Should I use paths or full URLs?
For same-domain redirects, paths are usually enough. For cross-domain migrations, use full URLs in both columns.
Can I verify redirects after deploying?
Yes. Use the Bulk URL Redirect Checker to confirm status codes on your live URLs.
Is this tool free and does it work on mobile?
Yes on both counts. The Redirect Mapping Tool on draft21 is completely free with no sign-up required and works on all devices.