Import Redirects From a CSV File

Manage your redirection preferences with these steps.

Build your CSV file

Import your own redirections from a .csv file (separator , or ;). You must have these columns in this order:

• URL to match (without your domain name): category/my-blog-post-slug
• URL to redirect in absolute: https://www.example.org/my-super-article,
• Type of redirection: 301, 302, 307, 410 or 451,
• Yes to enable the redirect (leave it empty to disable the redirect)
• The query parameter:
  exact_match = Exact match with all parameters,
  without_param = Exclude all parameters,
  with_ignored_param = Exclude all parameters and pass them to the redirection,
• The counter (optional),
• Category redirect IDs separated by commas (optional): 738,108,134,
• Yes to enable regular expressions (leave it empty to disable this),
• And the last parameter, the connection status: both, only_logged_in or only_not_logged_in.

Download a CSV example here.

Import your CSV file

1. Click 'SEO'.

2. Click 'Tools'.

3. In the 'Redirections' tab, go to 'Import your redirections' section and upload your file.

Go to Redirections section to see your new redirects.