Redirect a page or blog post

Learn how to create a new redirect and navigate your URL mappings tool. To update URL mappings in bulk, learn about uploading URL mappings or adding a flexible URL mappings.

• Add a new redirect
• Edit a URL mapping
• Export mappings

Add a new redirect

• In your HubSpot account, click the settings icon settings in the main navigation bar.
• In the left sidebar menu, click Domains & URLs.
• Click the URL Mappings tab to go to the URL mapping manager.

• Click the Add a new redirect dropdown menu and select Add one redirect. 

• Enter the origin URL (the URL of the page you want to redirect) into the Original URL or path field.
• Enter the destination URL (the URL of the page you want it the original URL to be redirected) in the Destination URL or path field.

Please note: when entering a destination URL of an external page that is not hosted on HubSpot, be sure to include the entire URL (e.g. http://www.domain.com/name-of-page).

• Click Add URL mapping to take the redirect live.

Please note: the URL Mappings tool automatically encodes URLs that contain special character glyphs. As an example, the tool will convert é into %C3%A9 automatically when it is pasted into the URL mapping tool. For best results it's recommended to add the URL without encoding any of the special characters on your own.

HubSpot will automatically attempt to select the appropriate mapping settings based on what you enter as the original and the destination URL. Click Show advanced options to customize your new redirect.

Edit a URL mapping

You can edit, delete, or change the priority of an existing URL mapping by clicking on the gear icon settings next to the mapping in the Actions column.

When multiple mappings apply to the same URL, the mappings with lower priorities take precedence over higher priority. For example, a mapping with a priority of 1 will override a mapping with a priority of 2.

 

 You can also select the checkbox to ignore this mapping if a live page doesn't exist at that URL.  URL mappings with this setting enabled will be labeled as post.

Export URL mappings 

You can export URL mappings into a CSV file by clicking Export Mappings.

Download the CSV file to view the URL mappings in a spreadsheet. Click on the link of the file in the downloads section of your browser. In the exported spreadsheet, you'll see all of your URL mappings in one place.