Htaccess Redirect Generator

About This Tool

Look, if you've ever messed around with .htaccess files, you know it can get messy fast. One wrong line and suddenly your site’s throwing 404s like confetti. That’s where this little helper comes in. The Htaccess Redirect Generator isn’t fancy. It doesn’t promise to fix your life or revolutionize your workflow. But it does one thing well: it turns your redirect needs into clean, working .htaccess code—without the headache.

I built this after spending way too many late nights debugging redirect loops and wondering why a simple 301 wasn’t working. You type in what you want, pick the type of redirect, and boom—you get the exact code to drop into your .htaccess file. No fluff. No guessing. Just results.

Key Features

• Simple input fields – Just enter the old URL and the new one. No need to remember regex syntax unless you want to.
• Multiple redirect types – Choose from 301 (permanent), 302 (temporary), or even custom status codes if you're feeling fancy.
• Regex support – Need to redirect a whole folder or match patterns? Toggle regex on and go wild. Just don’t break your site.
• Instant code preview – See exactly what’s going into your .htaccess before you copy it. No surprises.
• Copy with one click – Because manually selecting code is a pain we’ve all suffered through.
• Works on any server – As long as you’re running Apache, you’re good. No extra setup, no plugins.

FAQ

Will this work on shared hosting?
Yep. If your host uses Apache (which most do), you can use .htaccess files. Just upload the updated file to your root directory and test it. If you get a 500 error, you probably made a typo—double-check your syntax.

Can I redirect multiple pages at once?
Not directly in the tool, but you can generate one rule at a time and paste them all into your .htaccess file. For bulk redirects, you might want to write a loop or use a script, but this generator handles the individual rules perfectly.