Build a Webflow 301 redirect map
in 5 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 to use this tool
Four steps. Designed to fit into a Webflow migration timeline.
1. Provide both sitemaps
Use a URL for each side, or upload a sitemap.xml file. Mix and match freely — e.g. old = URL, new = uploaded file from your staging build.
2. Auto-map + edit
We score every old → new pairing using path similarity, token overlap, and depth. Review confidence badges and fix any low-confidence rows inline.
3. Export the CSV
Download a Webflow-ready CSV (or pick another format). Redirects are stored as paths, so they work on the staging domain and the final production domain.
4. Import into Webflow
In Webflow: Project Settings → Publishing → 301 Redirects (or Hosting → 301 Redirects). Paste the rows from the CSV, publish, and you're done.
⚠️ Run this before launch
Once DNS points to Webflow, the old site is gone — its sitemap goes with it. Map your redirects while the old site is still live, or save its sitemap.xml file beforehand and upload it here.