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Link Redirect Checker

Analyze any URL and inspect its components. See protocol, domain, path, and query parameters.

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Note: Full redirect chain checking (following HTTP 301/302 redirects) requires a server-side API. This tool analyzes the URL structure client-side. For complete redirect chain analysis, use a server-side tool or browser dev tools.

How It Works

This tool breaks down any URL into its components so you can understand exactly where a link points before clicking it. It's useful for verifying links, debugging redirects, and understanding URL structure.

URL Components Explained

Limitations

This tool analyzes the URL structure client-side. To follow the full redirect chain (HTTP 301/302 redirects), you would need a server-side tool. This tool can identify URL shorteners and potential redirect indicators from the URL itself.

Why This Matters for Creators

Understanding how links work is crucial for creators. When you share a link from your bio, it might pass through multiple redirects before reaching the final destination. Each redirect adds latency — and in an in-app browser, redirects can break entirely.

NullMark uses a single, fast redirect that first escapes the in-app browser, then sends the user to your destination. No broken chains, no lost visitors.

FAQ

Can this tool follow redirect chains?
This tool analyzes URL structure client-side. Following actual HTTP redirect chains requires server-side requests. It can identify URL shorteners and suspicious patterns from the URL itself.
What makes a URL suspicious?
Red flags include: HTTP instead of HTTPS, URL shorteners from unknown sources, unusually long paths, and login-related keywords in the path of unfamiliar domains.
Why should I check links before clicking?
Phishing attacks often use deceptive URLs that look similar to legitimate sites. Checking the actual domain and path helps you avoid scams and malicious sites.

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