Check up to 100 URLs for redirects, detect redirect chains, identify broken links. PHP backend with real-time progress updates. No proxy required.
Click to upload or drag & drop a .txt file
.txt up to 2MB — one URL per line (http:// or https://)| # | Original URL | Status | Final URL | Redirect Chain | Hops |
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Follow full redirect path (301 → 302 → 200) and see each hop. Detect redirect loops and inefficient chains.
Watch each URL being checked live. See status updates as they happen with our streaming PHP backend.
Download results in CSV or TXT format. Perfect for SEO audits, client reports, and link profile analysis.
Direct PHP cURL backend checks redirects without external proxies. Fast, reliable, and private.
Paste up to 100 URLs (one per line) with http:// or https://
Click "Check Redirects" – PHP backend processes each URL in real-time.
See each URL's status appear instantly as the tool checks them.
Download as CSV/TXT for further SEO analysis or reporting.
A Bulk URL Redirect Checker is an essential SEO tool that analyzes multiple URLs simultaneously to identify HTTP redirects (301, 302, 307, 308), broken links (404), and redirect chains. When search engines crawl your website, redirect chains (e.g., URL A → URL B → URL C → final) waste crawl budget and dilute PageRank (link equity). With our PHP-based tool, you can quickly detect:
Best Practices for SEO: Keep redirect chains to 1-2 hops maximum – each redirect adds latency and dilutes link equity. Always use 301 redirects for permanently moved content to preserve 90-99% of PageRank. Regularly audit old URLs with a bulk redirect checker to maintain link equity after site migrations or URL structure changes. Use this tool before and after domain migrations to verify all redirects work correctly. For competitor analysis, check their redirect strategies to find outdated backlinks you can claim. Our free redirect checker processes up to 100 URLs at once with real-time progress – no signup, no hidden costs, fully transparent.
Pro Tip: Export results as CSV and import into Google Sheets or Excel. Combine with Google Search Console data to prioritize fixing high-traffic broken redirects and optimize your site's crawl budget efficiency.