Redirect Chain Checker
Trace every HTTP redirect and see exactly where a URL ends up. Check status codes, response times, and the final destination from our server.
Enter a public domain or URL. A domain without a scheme starts at HTTPS; use http:// to inspect the HTTP upgrade.
Enter a domain or URL to trace its redirects
Every hop, status code, destination, and response time will appear here.
A redirect chain is the sequence of HTTP responses that moves a browser from one URL to another. Permanent redirects use 301 or 308; temporary redirects use 302 or 307. A 303 points to a separate resource to retrieve with GET or HEAD. PacketFlo checks each destination from its server and shows the full sequence.
An HTTP-to-HTTPS redirect is normal, but several consecutive redirects add requests before the final page loads. A redirect loop occurs when a destination leads back to a URL already visited.
Response times are measured from PacketFlo's server, so they may differ from your browser's experience. This tool checks response headers without downloading page bodies.