# Set up redirects

Send visitors from an old page address to a new page or another site, with a permanent 301 or a temporary 302.

Source: https://yaya.page/support/articles/domains/set-up-redirects
Last updated: 2026-10-03

## What a redirect does
A redirect sends a visitor, and search engines, from an old page address to a new one. Use it when a page moves or after you switch from another site builder.

A redirect answers only for an address that has no page on your site. If a page exists at that address, visitors see the page.

## Before you start
- You are an owner or an editor. Viewers can see the list but not change it.
- The old address, like `/old-page`, and where it should go.

## Add a redirect
1. Open **Website** > **Domain**.
2. Find **Redirects** under the domain section.
3. Type the old path in **From**, like `/old-page`.
4. Type the new path or a full address in **To**, like `/new-page` or `https://example.com/page`.
5. Pick **301 permanent** or **302 temporary**.
6. Click **Add redirect**.

Use 301 when the page has moved for good. Use 302 when the move is short term.

## Edit or delete a redirect
To edit a rule, click **Edit** next to it, change it and click **Save redirect**.

To remove a rule, click **Delete** and then **Delete redirect** to confirm.

After a delete, visitors to that address see the page-not-found screen again.

## Rules and limits
- **From** is a path on your site that starts with `/`. It cannot hold `?` or `#`, and it cannot be just `/`.
- Paths are not case sensitive, and a trailing slash does not matter.
- **To** is a path that starts with `/` or a full http:// or https:// address.
- A visitor's query string carries over to a path target that sets none. It never goes to another site.
- A site holds up to 100 redirects. The panel shows the count, like "12 of 100 redirects".

## Fix common problems
**"A redirect from this path already exists."** Edit the existing rule instead.

**"From and To are the same page."** Point the redirect at a different page.

**"This redirect would send visitors in a loop back to From."** Another rule sends visitors back. Change one of them.

**"A site can have up to 100 redirects."** Delete one you no longer need.

**The redirect does nothing.** A page already exists at the old address. Rename or unpublish that page, or pick another address.

**I need example.com to go to www.example.com.** Redirects here work on page paths. See [Use a subdomain or www](/support/articles/domains/use-a-subdomain-or-www).

For a site move, see [Redirect old URLs](/support/articles/migrate/redirect-old-urls).