Redirects
Forward visitors from old URLs to new ones.
What this controls
Redirects send visitors from an old URL to a new one so links keep working. You can manage manual redirect rules here and review automatic redirects created during URL changes elsewhere in your site.
Add a redirect
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Click Add Redirect
Choose Add Redirect to create a new rule.
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Set From and To paths
From path must start with / (or a regex when enabled).
To path can be another site path or a full https:// URL.
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Choose destination behavior
Use 301 for permanent and 302 for temporary redirects.
Turn on Preserve query parameters when you want tracking details to carry through.
Manage existing redirects
- Filter by 301, 302, External, or Regex to find rules faster.
- Click a redirect card to edit it.
- Use the delete action on a manual redirect when you no longer need it.
Advanced options
- Preserve query parameters: keep tracking parameters during redirects.
- Use regex: match patterns and use capture groups like
$1in the destination path.
Automatic and managed redirects
- Some redirects are created automatically when blog paths change, when a page URL change keeps Create 301 Redirect enabled, or when a funnel slug is renamed.
- Managed redirects show a Managed badge and cannot be edited or deleted manually.
- If a new redirect conflicts with a managed blog path, update the related blog settings first.
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Updated Apr 8, 2026
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