How do I set up a 301 redirect from the old URL to a new one?

To set up 301 redirects from the old URLs to the new URLs, go to the Site settings → SEO → 301 redirects. Enter your old and new URLs — begin with the slash symbol (/), do not include the domain. Click the "Add" button and then save the changes.

Redirecting works just within the same domain. The results of redirecting can be cached by browsers. The old rule can often work when you change the address of the redirect, so use external services like Redirect Checker to check it.

301 redirects work only from non-existent pages. If you want to redirect users from one page to another, use the T223 block.

Redirecting examples:

Old page address: /oldpage New page address: /newpage

Old page address: /page32323.html New page address: /newpage

Redirecting from previous website's URLs:

Old page address: /blog/page.php?xxx=yyy New page address: /mytrip

Redirecting from several pages to one page:

Old page address: /blog/* New page address: /articles/

​The * symbol allows to specify that any arbitrary number of symbols can follow the slash symbol. That is, in this case redirecting will be from any non-existent pages with URLs starting with the /blog/ word after the domain.