Webflow 301 Redirect Generator.
Map Old URLs to New in Minutes
Fetch (or upload) your old and new sitemaps. We auto-map every URL, let you fix the matches, and export a Webflow-ready CSV.
No staging URL yet? Webflow's .webflow.io sitemap is only exposed on paid plans. If your new site isn't live yet, upload a sitemap.xml file instead. You can mix any combination of URL and file across the two sides.
How it works
Four steps. Designed to fit into a Webflow migration timeline.
1. Provide both sitemaps
Enter a URL for each side, or upload a sitemap.xml file. You can mix and match. For example, set the old site as a live URL and the new site as an uploaded sitemap.xml file exported from your Webflow staging build.
2. Auto-map and edit
The 301 redirect tool scores every old to new URL pairing using path similarity, token overlap, and depth match. Review the confidence badges and fix any low-confidence 301 redirect suggestions inline.
3. Export the CSV
Download a Webflow-ready 301 redirect CSV, or pick another format. Redirects are stored as paths, so the exported CSV works on both the staging and production domains.
4. Import into Webflow
In Webflow, go to Project Settings, then Publishing, then 301 Redirects. Paste the rows from the CSV, publish your site, and the 301 redirects go live.
⚠️ Run this before launch
Once DNS points to Webflow, the old site is gone, and its sitemap goes with it. Map your 301 redirects while the old site is still live, or save its sitemap.xml file beforehand and upload it here.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about how the tool works and what data it touches.