Apache .htaccess redirect rules
Generate 301 redirect rules for page moves, HTTPS upgrades, and www canonicalisation. Bulk mode accepts comma- or arrow-separated pairs.
FAQ
What is an .htaccess redirect?
An .htaccess redirect uses Apache mod_rewrite rules to send visitors from one URL to another — commonly 301 (permanent) redirects for SEO.
How do I add these rules to my site?
Copy the generated code into your .htaccess file in your website root. On WordPress, use a redirects plugin instead if you are not comfortable editing .htaccess directly.
What is the difference between 301 and 302?
301 is permanent — search engines pass ranking to the new URL. 302 is temporary — use for short-term redirects.
Does this work on Nginx?
No — this generates Apache .htaccess rules. Nginx uses a different config format.