.htaccess redirect

Create mod_rewrite snippets for WordPress and shared hosting. Everything runs in your browser; we do not store your input on our servers.

Prerequisites

Apache must have mod_rewrite enabled and AllowOverride must allow overrides.
On WordPress, place generated rules above # BEGIN WordPress on most hosts.
Fill RewriteBase only if the site lives in a subdirectory (e.g. /subdir/).

What to configure

Pick a scenario to show only the fields you need. For multiple scenarios, copy the output each time before switching.

Global options

Redirect status (301 / 302)

RewriteBase (optional)

HTTPS and www (canonical host)

TLS and the www vs non-www host are often configured together. Enable only what you need.

Force HTTPS

Send HTTP requests to HTTPS on the same host.

Unify www vs non-www

Generated output

Strip comments

# .htaccess redirects (generated by SeoTools)
# Back up before deploying; on shared hosting, ensure mod_rewrite and AllowOverride are enabled.
#
# Suggested rule order: HTTPS → canonical host (www) → domain change → directory change → per-page
#
# No active sections. Enable options in the form and fill in the fields.

After deployment, verify with the redirect checker.