Redirect Checker
Trace the full path of a shortened or redirected URL.
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Common HTTP Redirect Codes
301 Moved Permanently
Indicates that the requested resource has been definitively moved to a new URL. Search engines will update their links to the new resource.
302 Found (or Moved Temporarily)
Indicates that the resource is temporarily at a different URL. Clients and search engines should continue to use the original URL for future requests.
307 Temporary Redirect
Similar to a 302, but more specific. It guarantees that the method and body of the original request will not be changed when the new request is made.
308 Permanent Redirect
The permanent version of the 307. It indicates a permanent move and, like the 307, does not allow the request method to change.
URL Path Analysis Report
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Note: This report was generated using a simulated redirect trace. The path and status codes reflect the data configured within the tool's mock database.