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Meta Tags AnalyzerSERP Snippet PreviewHeading Structure CheckerImage Alt Text CheckerOpen Graph & Social Preview CheckerStructured Data ValidatorCanonical Tag CheckerLink AnalyzerHreflang Checker

Technical SEO

Full Site Audit (Crawler)Robots.txt TesterXML Sitemap CheckerRedirect CheckerBulk HTTP Status CheckerHTTP Headers CheckerBroken Link CheckerIndexability CheckerMobile-Friendly CheckerJavaScript SEO Checker

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Meta Tag GeneratorRobots.txt GeneratorSchema Markup GeneratorOpen Graph GeneratorXML Sitemap GeneratorRedirect Generator (.htaccess & Nginx)Hreflang Tag GeneratorUTM Campaign URL Builderllms.txt Generator

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SSL Certificate CheckerSecurity Headers CheckerDNS LookupWHOIS / Domain LookupDomain Age CheckerMixed Content CheckerWebsite IP & Hosting LookupWebsite Technology Checker

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Redirect Generator (.htaccess & Nginx)

Create 301 redirect rules for Apache .htaccess and Nginx, including HTTPS and www.

About the Redirect Generator (.htaccess & Nginx)

When a URL changes, a 301 redirect sends visitors and search engines to the new address and transfers the old page’s ranking signals. Redirects are essential when you restructure a site, move to HTTPS, pick between www and non-www, or move to a new domain.

Choose what you need and this generator writes the rules for both Apache (.htaccess) – used by most cPanel shared hosting – and Nginx. Always back up your existing .htaccess before editing it and test a few URLs afterwards with our Redirect Checker.

Frequently asked questions

Where is my .htaccess file?

In the root folder of your website (often public_html). It starts with a dot, so enable “show hidden files” in your file manager.

Should I use 301 or 302?

301 for permanent changes, which is almost always what you want for SEO. 302 is for genuinely temporary moves.

Can redirects slow my site?

A few hundred rules are fine. For thousands, use a redirect map or handle them in your application or CDN.

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