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As of 2021, Facebook is the social media platform with the most users worldwide, with over 2.8 billion active users.

Former President Donald Trump primarily uses Twitter and Facebook for his social media presence. However, he has also used platforms such as Instagram and YouTube to connect with his followers.

Elon Musk owns multiple social media platforms, including Twitter and Clubhouse.

Meta, formerly known as Facebook, owns several popular social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Messenger.

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Ultimate Bulk Redirection Tool

Overview

This tool is designed to generate bulk redirection rules by matching a list of old URLs to new URLs. It supports multiple server and client-side formats including Apache, nginx, HTML meta refresh, JavaScript, and JSON.

Instructions

  1. Select Redirect Type

    • 301 Permanent: Use when the old URL is permanently moved to a new one. This is best for SEO.

    • 302 Temporary: Use when the redirection is temporary and you may revert it later.

    • 307 Temporary: Similar to 302, but preserves the HTTP request method (e.g., POST remains POST).

  2. Select Output Format
    Choose the format based on your server or platform requirements:

    • .htaccess (Apache): For websites running on Apache servers.

    • nginx: For websites hosted on NGINX-based servers.

    • Meta Refresh (HTML): For use within <head> of an HTML page. Redirects after a brief moment.

    • JavaScript: Redirect using window.location.href in a script block. Useful for client-side use cases.

    • JSON: Outputs redirection data in JSON format, useful for programmatic handling or importing into CMS/plugin systems.

  3. Enter URLs

    • Paste old URLs (one per line) in the “Old URLs” field.

    • Paste corresponding new URLs (one per line) in the “New URLs” field.

    • Ensure both fields have the same number of lines. The tool validates this automatically.

  4. Generate Redirection Rules

    • Click the “Generate” button.

    • If the number of lines does not match, you will be prompted to correct it.

    • Upon successful generation, a confirmation alert will appear.

  5. Copy or Download

    • Use the “Copy” button to copy the generated output to your clipboard.

    • Use the “Download” button to save the output as a .txt file for implementation.

  6. Clear

    • The “Clear” button resets both input fields and the output.

Notes on Redirection Formats

Output FormatPlatform/Use CaseSample Implementation Area
.htaccessApache servers.htaccess file in root directory
nginxNGINX serversInside the server block in nginx config
Meta Refresh (HTML)Static HTML pagesInside the <head> tag
JavaScriptWeb applications, dynamic pagesInside a <script> tag in the page body
JSONAPIs, custom CMS plugins, programmatic handlingUsed by back-end or automation workflows
 

Best Practices

  • Use 301 redirects when consolidating URLs or changing domain structures to preserve SEO value.

  • Test a few redirection rules before deploying in bulk.

  • Always back up server configuration files before editing them.

  • Avoid using client-side (HTML/JavaScript) redirections for SEO-critical pages; prefer server-side methods.

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