redirect.pizza handles URL redirects for a wide range of situations, from domain migrations to vanity URLs. Every redirect runs on our edge network with automatic HTTPS, and you manage all of them from a single dashboard. These are the most common ways our customers use it.
Redirect between www and non-www
Make sure every visitor lands on the same version of your site, no matter how they type the domain:
- Non-www to www: visitors of
example.comare redirected towww.example.com. This prevents duplicate content and keeps your SEO signals on one hostname. - www to non-www: prefer the shorter URL? Redirect
www.example.comtoexample.com.
See the step-by-step guide or read about the apex to www use case.
Migrate or restructure a website
Moving to a new domain or changing your URL structure? Redirects make sure old links keep working.
- Migrating to a new domain: redirect all traffic from
oldsite.comtonewsite.comwhile keeping the paths intact, sooldsite.com/bloglands onnewsite.com/blog. Enable path forwarding for this. - Path-specific redirects: move
example.com/about-ustoexample.com/aboutwithout losing the SEO value of the old URL.
Follow the domain migration guide or read the renaming your website use case.
Consolidate multiple domains
Point alternative and legacy domains at your primary one, for example example.net and example.org to example.com. Visitors who use an old domain still reach your site, which is especially useful after a rebrand or when merging businesses.
Keep the value of your backlinks
When URLs change, a 301 redirect makes sure existing backlinks keep working and pass their SEO value to the new destination. A third-party blog linking to oldsite.com/blog/post1 keeps sending visitors, who now land on newsite.com/articles/post1.
Learn how to keep your SEO intact during a migration. If something goes wrong, the redirect troubleshooting guide helps you find and fix it.
Redirect to third-party services
Point a domain or subdomain at an external platform, for example store.example.com to your Shopify store or jobs.example.com to a recruitment platform. Marketing or HR can manage these redirects themselves, without involving IT.
Vanity URLs
Create short, branded URLs that redirect to longer or more complex links. They're ideal for print, presentations and social media:
example.com/saletoexample.com/promotions/2026-holidayexample.com/jointo a sign-up form or third-party service
Read how to set up vanity URLs with redirect.pizza.
Localized redirects
Send visitors to the regional version of your site with dynamic destinations: redirect example.com to example.fr for visitors from France, or route on any other property of the incoming request, such as language or device.