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title: How do I create a redirect in cPanel?
description: "A redirect automatically sends visitors from one URL to another, useful when you move a page or want a short link. This guide explains how to set one up in cPanel. ## Creating a redirect 1. Log in to cPanel.…"
url: "https://disoh.com/es/soporte/how-do-i-create-a-redirect-in-cpanel/"
updated: "2026-07-22"
category: Webhosting
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# How do I create a redirect in cPanel?

A redirect automatically sends visitors from one URL to another, useful when you move a page or want a short link. This guide explains how to set one up in cPanel.

## Creating a redirect

1. Log in to cPanel.
2. In the **Domains** section, open **Redirects**.
3. Choose the type (Permanent 301 or Temporary 302).
4. Select the domain and enter the path to redirect from.
5. Enter the full destination URL.
6. Click **Add**.

## 301 vs 302

- **301 (permanent):** best for moved pages; passes SEO value.
- **302 (temporary):** for short-term changes.

## www and full-path options

You can usually choose whether the redirect applies to www, non-www, or both, and whether to redirect with or without the full path. For a simple move, redirecting both and keeping the default path works well.

## Troubleshooting

- **Loop:** make sure the source and destination are not circular.
- **Old page still loads:** clear your browser and site cache.
- **Wrong destination:** check the target URL for typos.

## Need help?

If a redirect misbehaves, our support team can check it over live chat.