Enable the sections you need, configure parameters — get a ready .htaccess file.
The .htaccess file lets you configure Apache web server behavior at the directory level. Use this tool to generate a correct .htaccess file without syntax errors.
.htaccess works only on Apache web servers with the mod_rewrite module enabled. Nginx uses a completely different directive syntax in its own configuration files. If your hosting runs Apache, place the generated file in the site's root directory — it takes effect immediately.
Configure each redirect in the generator one by one and the tool will combine them into a single conflict-free block. For example, add a redirect from one old page, then from another. The order matters — Apache processes rules from top to bottom, so more specific rules should come first.
Yes, you must specify the absolute server path to the .htpasswd file. The generated code contains a placeholder such as /path/to/.htpasswd — replace it with the real path, for example /home/user/domains/site.com/private/.htpasswd. If the path is wrong, users will not be able to log in.