Redirects and 404s in WordPress - simple and safe
RB Links Redirection sends old and broken addresses to the right page. Add a redirect in seconds, see which links lead nowhere in the 404 log, and never lose a visitor when you rename a page.
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Every kind of redirect
301, 302, 303, 307 and 308, and 410 Gone for pages removed on purpose. Match an exact address, everything that starts with or contains a text, or a regular expression with $1.
A 404 log with one-click fixes
Every address that ends in “not found”, with hits and where visitors came from. Turn a dead link into a redirect in two clicks — fixed addresses are marked.
Automatic redirects
Change a post’s slug, its parent page or the permalink date — the old address keeps working with a 301. Subpages move with their page.
Test before visitors do
Type any address and see which redirect answers it, where it sends the visitor and with which code. Every redirect counts its hits.
CSV import and export
Move redirects between sites or from another plugin with a simple CSV. Importing the same file twice adds nothing twice.
Fast and safe
An exact address is found by a database index in one query, patterns are cached. The admin, the login page and the REST API are never redirected, and a visitor can never turn your redirects into a way off your site.
Features overview
Each section links to detailed documentation explaining how the feature works and how to use it.
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Redirects
Exact addresses, sections and patterns, the codes, redirects to posts and the query string.
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The 404 log
Find the addresses that lead nowhere and fix them, and decide what every other 404 does.
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Automatic redirects
What happens when a post, a page or a whole branch of pages gets a new address.
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Import and export
The CSV format, and how to move redirects between sites.
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Settings
The query string, hit counting, the 404 log and the 404 fallback.
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For developers
PHP functions, actions and filters, and the REST API.
See RB Links Redirection in action
The list of redirects, adding a redirect to a post, testing an address, patterns, the 404 log and the settings.
Works with Duplicate Post RB
Our Duplicate Post RB cleans up duplicate posts. With RB Links Redirection on the site, every removed published duplicate redirects to the post that stays — manually or on a schedule — so no link breaks and no search ranking is lost. How it works →
Get started with RB Links Redirection
Send old and broken addresses to the right page — free, lightweight and safe.
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