Add missing URLs
Paste individual 404 URLs or bring them in through a file or Google Drive.

Paste or upload broken URLs, match them against a sitemap or project crawl and review the suggested live destinations.

The page you're looking for has moved or no longer exists.
A broken legacy URL can send users and crawlers to a dead end.
Finding replacement pages manually becomes harder as the list grows.
A homepage redirect is not automatically a relevant replacement.
Paste, upload CSV or import from your link report.
Engine compares against your sitemap or crawl data.
Each suggestion has a confidence score and reasons.
Download ready-to-deploy redirect rules.
Add missing 404s, choose the live URL set and inspect each proposed destination with its reasons.
Paste individual 404 URLs or bring them in through a file or Google Drive.

Use an SEO Project, sitemap, upload or Google Drive file as the set of possible destinations.

Inspect the broken URL, proposed destination, match status and reasons before accepting anything.
Review a relevant parent, homepage or no-redirect decision when there is no direct replacement.
Keep configured language paths and page types visible so questionable suggestions remain manual decisions.
Add accepted suggestions to the redirect plan and export the implementation file when review is complete.
Review broken legacy URLs that were not included in the original redirect plan.
Add the missing URLs manually and compare them with the current sitemap, crawl file or project crawl.
Review old URLs that still receive visits or remain in reports even though they are no longer part of the current crawl.
Keep those URLs in the same matching and review process as crawl-based 404s.
Review broken URLs from a project crawl together with URLs collected outside that crawl.
Use the latest active project URLs as the target pool and keep manual additions in the same review queue.
Add the broken URLs, choose the current URL source and review each suggested destination before export.