Check redirects in bulk
Paste a list of URLs, upload a CSV, or import a sitemap and get the full redirect path, hop count, timing, and destination signals for each one.
Spot-checking a few URLs before a migration is not enough. A bulk redirect checker lets you review the whole set: where each URL lands, how many hops it takes, how long each hop takes, and whether the destination page sends the signals you expect.
What a bulk redirect checker should tell you
A useful redirect check is more than a final status code.
You need to know the final destination, every hop in the chain, whether the redirect is permanent or temporary, how long it takes, and whether the destination page is set up correctly. That includes things like canonical tags, meta robots, and response differences across user-agents.
That is the difference between "it resolves" and "it is correct."
When people use this
- You are launching a site migration and need to confirm old URLs point to the right new pages
- You changed URL structures and need QA before or after launch
- Search Console is flagging redirected URLs and you need to see the real behavior
- Developers say the redirect rules are done and you want to verify them
- You are cleaning up old pages, products, categories, or blog URLs
- Testing 301 redirects in bulk after setting up redirect rules
- You want to catch chains, loops, and bad targets before users or Google do
What you can review in one batch
With checkredirects.io, you can batch-check URLs, upload a CSV, or import from a sitemap. You can inspect redirect chains, timing breakdowns, TLS details, security headers, canonical tags, meta robots, Open Graph data, and compare how different crawlers or browsers see the same URL.
Better than spot-checking a few examples
Most redirect problems are pattern problems.
A few sample URLs can look fine while dozens of lower-priority pages fail. Some redirect to the homepage. Some take too many hops. Some work in Chrome but behave differently for Googlebot. Some land on pages with conflicting canonical tags.
Bulk checking helps you see the whole set, not just the lucky examples.
Frequently asked questions
What is a bulk redirect checker?
A bulk redirect checker tests many URLs at once so you can see status codes, redirect hops, final destinations, and other useful page signals without checking each URL manually.
How many URLs can I check at once?
checkredirects.io supports batch processing of up to 500 URLs, with CSV upload and sitemap import.
Why not just use curl or a browser extension?
Those are fine for one or two URLs. They get slow fast when you need to review a large list, compare outcomes, export results, or share findings with a team.
Can I compare how Googlebot and Chrome see a URL?
Yes. checkredirects.io supports user-agent comparison for Googlebot, Chrome, social crawlers, and more.
Start checking redirects in bulk
Run a batch of up to 500 URLs, inspect every hop, export the results.