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Check whether the www and non-www versions of a domain redirect consistently to one preferred version.
This tool checks both the root domain and www version, follows redirects, and compares the final URLs.
Type a domain or page URL. The checker validates safe HTTP and HTTPS URLs before scanning.
The tool checks https://example.com and https://www.example.com and follows each redirect chain.
Use the report to catch duplicate URL risks, inconsistent redirects, long redirect chains, or broken www setup.
WWW redirect problems can create duplicate URL versions, crawl waste, inconsistent indexing signals, and user confusion.
If both www and non-www versions load separately, search engines may see duplicate versions.
Multiple redirect hops can slow users and crawlers before the final page loads.
A missing or failed www version can confuse visitors who type the domain with www.
Quick answers about www redirects, non-www URLs, preferred domains, redirect chains, and SEO consistency.
It checks both the www and non-www versions of a domain, follows redirects, compares final URLs, and reports redirect hops and status codes.
Either is fine. The important part is choosing one preferred version and redirecting the other version consistently.
WWW redirects help avoid duplicate versions of the same website and create cleaner SEO signals.
A redirect chain happens when one URL redirects through multiple steps before reaching the final page.
A clean 301 redirect is usually best, and a matching canonical tag can provide an additional consistency signal.
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