Redirection for WordPress

Cookies – redirect if a particular cookie is set

HTTP headers – redirect based on a HTTP header

Custom filter – redirect based on your own WordPress filter

IP address – redirect if the client IP address matches

Server – redirect another domain if also hosted on this server

Page type – redirect if the current page is a 404

Full logging A configurable logging option allows to view all redirects occurring on your site, including information about the visitor, the browser used, and the referrer. A ‘hit’ count is maintained for each redirect so you can see if a URL is being used.

Logs can be exported for external viewing, and can be searched and filtered for more detailed investigation.

Display geographic information about an IP address, as well as a full user agent information, to try and understand who the visitor is.

You are able to disable or reduce IP collection to meet the legal requirements of your geographic region, and can change the amount of information captured from the bare minimum to HTTP headers.

You can also log any redirect happening on your site, including those performed outside of Redirection.

Add HTTP headers HTTP headers can be added to redirects or your entire site that help reduce the impact of redirects or help increase security. You can also add your own custom headers.

Track 404 errors Redirection will keep track of all 404 errors that occur on your site, allowing you to track down and fix problems.

Errors can be grouped to show where you should focus your attention, and can be redirected in bulk.

Query parameter handling You can match query parameters exactly, ignore them, and even pass them through to your target.

Migrate Permalinks Changed your permalink structure? You can migrate old permalinks simply by entering the old permalink structure. Multiple migrations are supported.

Apache & Nginx support By default Redirection will manage all redirects using WordPress. However you can configure it so redirects are automatically saved to a .htaccess file and handled by Apache itself.

If you use Nginx then you can export redirects to an Nginx rewrite rules file.

Fine-grained permissions Fine-grained permissions are available so you can customise the plugin for different users. This makes it particularly suitable for client sites where you may want to prevent certain actions, and remove functionality.

Import & Export The plugin has a fully-featured import and export system and you can:

Import and export to Apache .htaccess

Export to Nginx rewrite rules

Copy redirects between sites using JSON

Import and export to CSV for viewing in a spreadsheet

Use WP CLI to automate import and export

You can also import from the following plugins:

Simple 301 Redirects

SEO Redirection

Safe Redirect Manager

Rank Math

WordPress old slug redirects

Quick Post/Pages redirects

Search Regex compatible Redirection is compatible with Search Regex, allowing you to bulk update your redirects.

Wait, it’s free? Yes, it’s really free. There’s no premium version and no need to pay money to get access to features. This is a dedicated redirect management plugin.

Support Please submit bugs, patches, and feature requests to:

https://github.com/johngodley/redirection

Please submit translations to:

https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/redirection