Yes, the check is free and needs no sign-up. An account only helps if you'd like to save a history of checks per project and export results to CSV.

Do I need to install anything?

No, it all runs right in your browser. Nothing to download or set up — just paste a link and run the check.

How many URLs can I check at once?

Without signing in you can check one address and run up to three checks a day. With an account you can paste lists of up to 500 links per run — handy for large exports.

What does checking as Googlebot mean?

We send the request with the same identity Google's crawler uses. That way you can see whether the bot's redirects lead to the same place as a regular visitor's.

Which redirects do you follow?

We walk the chain all the way to the final page, showing each hop with its response code and timing. If a chain runs unusually long or loops back on itself, we'll gently point it out.

Can I save the results?

Yes. With an account, check history is kept per project, and any list of results can be exported to CSV — easy to attach to a report or share with your team.

Redirect checker

See exactly where your links lead. Paste a URL and in a couple of seconds we'll map the whole redirect path — every hop, response codes, timing and the final page. Clear and friendly.

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3 quick checks a day as a guest

Up to 500 URLs

Batch-check them in a single run

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How it works

1
Paste a URL
Enter a single address, or switch to list mode and add several links at once.
2
Pick the client
Keep desktop, or switch to mobile or Googlebot — whichever you'd like to check as.
3
Read the results
In a couple of seconds you'll see the full chain, response codes, timing and the final page, with clear friendly hints.

What the check reveals

The full redirect chain

See every hop along the way: from which URL to which, the server's response code, the Location header and the response time. It's instantly clear how visitors and bots reach the final page.

Final URL and status code

We show where the journey ends: the final URL, the final status code, the number of hops and the total time. A handy way to confirm a link lands exactly where you intended.

Check many URLs at once

Check a single address or paste a whole list — up to 500 links per run. A great way to sweep an entire site or a large export in one go.

See it as different clients do

Choose who makes the request: a regular desktop browser, mobile, or Googlebot. That way you can see whether redirects behave the same for people and for the search bot.

Friendly hints along the way

We gently flag the little things worth noticing: looping hops, unusually long chains, temporary redirects where a permanent one may fit better, mixed http and https, or a noticeably slow step — all to suggest what you could improve.

Response headers and history

Expand the server response headers on any hop, and with an account you can keep a history of checks per project and export results to CSV for a report or your teammates.

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