Redirects keep old links working when page URLs change.

What this feature is for

• Redirects keep old links working when page URLs change.

When to use it

• You renamed a page, moved content, or retired an old URL.
• Customers or search engines may still use the old link.

Do it manually

1. List the old URL and new URL.
2. Open domain or redirect settings.
3. Create a redirect from old to new.
4. Test the old URL in a browser.
5. Update navigation and campaign links too.

Ask Faster AI

Create a redirect plan for these changed URLs. Tell me which old links should point where and what I should test after saving.

Review before saving or publishing

• Preview desktop and mobile before publishing.
• Check page title, meta description, links, forms, and calls to action.
• Keep placeholder media clearly marked until real screenshots, photos, or videos are ready.

Common mistakes and fixes

• If a page is not visible, check navigation, page status, and the active branch.
• If a form does not submit, confirm the page and form were updated together.
• If a URL changed, add a redirect so old links keep working.

Placeholder media

• Screenshot placeholder: Replace with an annotated screenshot of create redirects for changed urls.
• Video placeholder: Replace with a short walkthrough showing the manual path and review step.

Related help

• Connect a custom domain
• Check domain and SSL status