Unboundcove Tools How to check redirects

Shopify redirect CSV checker

Review your redirect map before import. After launch, check that old URLs lead to the pages you intended.

Open the checker Download a sample CSV

Try up to 50 rows. Live HTTP checks use the Hydrogen demo store.

Example audit result Sample data
Source
/old-blue
Planned target
/products/blue
Observed first hop
301 /products/new-product

First hop differs from plan

Check a redirect before and after import

  1. Review the CSV

    Use the Redirect from and Redirect to columns. Look for duplicate sources, paths that point back to themselves, and chains you can shorten.

  2. Import in Shopify

    Fix the source and target paths, then import the corrected map in Shopify Admin. Shopify can apply redirects to broken source URLs. A source that still serves a page needs attention.

  3. Verify the first hop

    Check your highest-traffic old URLs after launch. For a permanent move, look for a 301 to the intended path, then confirm the destination loads. The checker’s HTTP demo shows how to read those results.

Shopify’s URL redirect documentation

What the checker covers

Can I run a live check against my own store?

The current trial checks public paths on the Hydrogen demo store. You can review up to 50 rows of your own CSV in your browser. For your live store, verify the source URLs separately after import.

What leaves my browser?

CSV review and report creation happen in the browser. When you explicitly run an HTTP check, the tool sends the supported paths to the trial server so it can look up responses on the demo store.

Can I import the audit report into Shopify?

Use the report to find rows to fix. It contains extra columns for findings and HTTP responses. Make corrections in your original Shopify redirect CSV and import that file in Shopify Admin.