Redirect Chain & Header Tracer
Free ToolTrace complete HTTP redirect paths step-by-step. Inspect 301, 302, 307 status codes, response latency, and final landing URLs.
Instant 0ms
100% Client-Side
Redirect Tracer Options
SEO Link Equity Protection
Eliminating multi-hop redirect chains reduces TTFB latency and prevents Google crawler drop-offs.
Trace HTTP Redirect Chains
Detect HTTP 301, 302, 307, and 308 redirects, check response latency per hop, and discover destination landing pages.
Following Redirect Hops...
Inspecting HTTP headers and status codes
Total Redirects
Final Status:
Redirects to:
Frequently Asked Questions
A redirect chain occurs when there is more than one redirect between the initial URL and the destination URL (e.g. A -> B -> C).
Redirect chains dilute page link equity (PageRank), increase page load latency, and can cause search engine crawlers to abandon indexing.
A 301 redirect indicates a permanent move and passes ranking signals, while a 302 indicates a temporary move without permanent indexing update.