Htaccess Redirect Generator

Generate .htaccess redirect rules

Setting up redirects in an Apache .htaccess file means getting the syntax exactly right, and a mistake breaks the site. This generator produces 301 and 302 redirect rules for .htaccess, so you get correct redirect directives to paste in.

Why 301 versus 302 matters

A 301 is a permanent redirect that tells search engines to move ranking to the new URL; a 302 is temporary and keeps the old one indexed. Choosing the right one matters for SEO, and using 302 for a permanent move is a common, costly mistake. The .htaccess syntax for redirects is unforgiving, and a malformed rule can cause a redirect loop or a broken site. Generating the correct directive for your source and target, with the right status code, avoids both the SEO error and the syntax error.

Correct redirects, safely

It runs entirely in your browser, so nothing you paste is uploaded and the result is yours to copy straight into a project, which lets you work on private code and data without anything leaving your machine.

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