• Network & DNS
Trace the full redirect chain for any URL. Detect redirect loops, mixed-content downgrades, and unnecessary hops.
Enter the exact URL to trace — path, query, and hash are not stripped.
• About this tool
Trace all HTTP redirects for any URL. View status codes (301, 302, 307, 308), final destination, and detect redirect loops or HTTP→HTTPS downgrades.
• FAQ
301 is a permanent redirect — search engines transfer link equity. 302 is temporary — search engines do not transfer link equity and may keep the original URL indexed.
A redirect loop occurs when URLs redirect to each other cyclically. Browsers abort after a fixed number of hops (usually 10) and display an error.
Each hop adds latency (~100–200ms). Google recommends fewer than 5 hops per URL chain for SEO.
A 301 redirect from http:// to https:// ensures all traffic is encrypted. It should be combined with HSTS to prevent SSL-stripping.
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