Final destination
See the URL each input ultimately reaches after HTTP redirects and supported meta refreshes.
Free multiple URL checker
Check up to 5 URLs at once. See each final destination, HTTP status code, redirect count, and response time without opening the links.
Paste one HTTP or HTTPS URL per line. Duplicate URLs count once.
Multiple URL redirect testing
Instead of opening links one by one, review the key redirect signals for a small list in a single results table.
See the URL each input ultimately reaches after HTTP redirects and supported meta refreshes.
Identify successful responses, broken destinations, and server errors from the terminal status code.
Spot links that take unnecessary hops before arriving at their final destination.
Compare total trace duration and identify links that deserve a closer performance review.
Free vs. Pro
The free checker is deliberately useful for quick spot checks. Pro removes the one-off workflow when you are responsible for larger or recurring link sets.
View Redirect Sniffer ProTest old and updated page URLs after a redesign or domain migration. Look for broken destinations, temporary redirects used accidentally, and chains with extra hops.
Confirm that advertising, email, QR, and affiliate links still reach the intended landing pages before traffic is sent.
Expand several shortened URLs together to reveal their destinations before sharing or documenting them.
Audit a small list of links from a page, spreadsheet, or support document without checking each URL manually.
Checking just one link? Use the single URL redirect checker. Working with short links? Try the URL unshortener.
A bulk URL redirect checker follows several links in one batch and summarizes where each URL ends, its final HTTP status, how many redirects occurred, and how long the trace took.
You can run three free batches every 24 hours per browser or signed-in account, with up to five unique URLs in each batch. The Pro bulk workspace accepts up to 200 URLs per job.
Yes. Redirect Sniffer follows standard HTTP redirects, including common 301, 302, 303, 307, and 308 responses, and reports the final destination and total redirect count.
CSV exports, saved full chains, and searchable bulk history are Pro features. The free tool displays a summary table in your browser.
Yes. You can include Bitly, TinyURL, t.co, and other short links alongside regular URLs, provided each destination is publicly reachable over HTTP or HTTPS.
No. Localhost, private network ranges, internal hostnames, embedded credentials, and nonstandard ports are blocked to protect the service and its users.