Rewrite Rule Generator
Generate redirect and rewrite rules for Apache, Nginx, and IIS
Rule Configuration
Generated Output
Usage Examples
E-commerce SEO Setup
Force HTTPS, redirect www to non-www, and add trailing slashes. Essential SEO configuration for e-commerce websites.
Blog Migration
Redirect old blog URLs to new article paths. Preserve SEO value when restructuring your website content.
Security Hardening
Block hotlinking, restrict access by IP address, and set up custom error pages for better security.
Features
Multi-Server Support
Generate rules for Apache (.htaccess), Nginx, and IIS (web.config) from a single configuration
Quick Presets
One-click presets for common scenarios like HTTPS redirect, www handling, and trailing slashes
Rule Management
Add, edit, delete, and reorder rules with an intuitive drag-and-drop style interface
Privacy First
All processing happens locally in your browser, no data is sent to any server
How to Use?
Add Rules
Use quick presets or manually add redirect and rewrite rules with source, destination, and optional conditions.
Choose Server Type
Switch between Apache (.htaccess), Nginx, and IIS (web.config) tabs to see the generated output for your server.
Copy or Download
Copy the generated configuration to your clipboard or download it as a file ready to deploy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Rewrite Rule Generator?
If you have ever stared at .htaccess syntax wondering why your redirect is not working, this tool is for you. It takes the guesswork out of writing rewrite rules by letting you configure redirects visually and then spitting out correct config for Apache, Nginx, or IIS. No more copy-pasting from Stack Overflow and hoping for the best.
Key Features
You get one-click presets for the stuff everyone needs: HTTP-to-HTTPS, www handling, trailing slashes, domain moves. For anything custom, just add your source pattern and destination, toggle regex if needed, and the tool generates all three server formats at once. You can reorder rules, edit them inline, and export the final config as a downloadable file.
Common Use Cases
Site migrations are the big one. When you restructure URLs or move domains, you need clean 301 redirects so search engines follow along. E-commerce sites use it to enforce HTTPS and canonical URLs. Security-conscious admins use it to block hotlinking or restrict access by IP. Basically, if your web server needs URL rules, this tool handles it.
Tips for Better Rules
Always use 301 for permanent moves and 302 for temporary ones. Order matters in Apache, so put more specific rules first. Test your generated config in a staging environment before pushing to production. And if you are migrating a large site, add rules incrementally rather than all at once.
Privacy and Security
Everything runs in your browser. Your URLs, patterns, and server config never leave your machine. There is no server-side processing, no accounts, no tracking of what you generate. Just open the tool and start building your rules.