Redirect Checker

Professional Redirect Checker

Follows HTTP redirects and shows the redirect chain. Note: CORS restrictions may limit details for cross-origin URLs.

Professional Redirect Checker

Features

Check whether a URL responds and (if it redirects) what the final destination is
Uses fetch() with redirect: follow — the browser auto-follows; the tool reports the final URL after the chain resolves
Cross-origin URLs run in no-cors mode: the tool can confirm "the request went through" but cannot read intermediate response headers or HTTP status codes
Useful for sanity-checking your own redirect rules and verifying that a link still reaches its target
Server-side audit tools give full chain visibility; this is a quick in-browser smoke check

Each check sends an HTTPS request to the target URL — the URL and your IP are visible to that server. This is NOT a "100% private offline" tool.
For cross-origin URLs, browser CORS hides the redirect chain (intermediate hops and status codes). The tool can only see "reached" vs "blocked".
For same-origin URLs (your own site), the browser exposes the final URL after auto-follow.
Use a server-side tool (curl -L -I, httptest, etc.) for production redirect audits where you need the full chain and status codes.
Browser fetch follows up to 20 redirects by spec; a runaway loop will surface as a network error.

Yes, completely free with no registration, no limits, and no hidden costs.

All processing happens in your browser. No data is ever sent to any server or third party.

Once loaded, the tool works entirely offline. All processing is done client-side with JavaScript.

Works in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and all modern browsers on desktop and mobile.

Yes, all output is yours to use freely in any personal or commercial project without restrictions.