URL Redirect & Chain Tracer

URL Redirect & Chain Tracer

Trace HTTP redirection paths to analyze status codes, server headers, and network latency hops.

Total Redirect Hops:

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Total Duration:

0 ms

Secure Hops Only

🟢 Oui

⚠️ Insecure Hop Detected! Some redirect hops route through unencrypted http:// links.
Final Destination URL: -
Redirect Path Timeline

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Features

Why Use URL Redirect Tracer?

Diagnose link pathways and SEO redirects easily.

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Multi-Hop Tracking

Trace up to 10 redirects in a single sequence to map out the full journey of a link.

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HTTP Status Codes

Identify 301, 302, 307, 308, and 200 HTTP codes to understand redirection behavior.

Latency Diagnostics

Measure connection speed and response delay for each intermediate server redirect jump.

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Header & Cookie Inspector

Examine specific response headers such as Server, Cache-Control, and cookies for each hop.

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SSL Integrity Checker

Detect protocol downgrades from secure HTTPS to insecure HTTP to secure your links.

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No History Telemetry

Run checks anonymously. Your query history is never saved or logged on our server.

Frequently Asked Questions

A sequence of multiple HTTP redirects between the initial request URL and the destination page.

Multiple hops increase page load time and dilute SEO link equity (crawl budget).

301 represents a permanent redirection, while 302 is temporary.

This happens when two or more URLs point back and forth to each other endlessly, preventing the browser from loading.

Yes, it parses HTTP response headers as well as HTML meta-refresh directives to capture redirects.

No, all request traces are executed in real-time and are never stored or logged on our servers.
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