Redirect Checker

HTTP Redirect Checker Online

101IP traces all HTTP redirects from a URL, showing response codes (301, 302, 307, 308), the final destination and time per hop. Useful for SEO audits, redirect diagnosis and link safety checks.

Why check redirects

• verify a 301 redirect leads to the correct URL without extra hops;
• detect redirect chains slowing down page load;
• check where a short link actually leads;
• diagnose redirect loops on your site.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I check a site's redirects with this tool?

  Enter the full URL of the page (for example https://example.com/page) in the input field and click "Check". The tool will send a series of HTTP requests and display the redirect chain: each hop with its response code, timing, and destination URL. Both absolute URLs and paths work, but a full address including the protocol is recommended for accuracy.

• Why does the tool show multiple hops with 301 and 302 codes?

  This means the server is performing sequential redirects. For example, a page may first redirect from HTTP to HTTPS (301), then from the non-www domain to www (301), or to another URL (302). The tool records every hop so you can see the full picture and, if needed, consolidate the chain into a single redirect to improve SEO and page load speed.

• What should I do if the tool detects a redirect loop?

  A redirect loop means a URL redirects back to itself through a chain of other URLs, creating an infinite cycle. You need to fix the redirect rules in .htaccess (Apache) or your server configuration (nginx, IIS). Remove the conflicting rules or revise the logic so the final URL returns a 200 status code rather than another 3xx redirect. After fixing, re-check the URL with this tool to confirm the chain terminates correctly.