Security Tools
HTTPS Redirect Checker
Check whether a website properly redirects visitors to HTTPS.
Enter a domain to check whether it redirects visitors to HTTPS.
JustChecker monitors your SSL/HTTPS configuration continuously.
Frequently Asked Questions
Without a forced redirect, visitors who type or click a plain http link connect over an unencrypted channel by default, exposing their traffic to interception - a proper redirect ensures every visitor ends up on the secure version regardless of how they arrived.
This tool checks whether the redirect actually happens on each request; HSTS is a header that tells the BROWSER to enforce https automatically on future visits without even needing a redirect round-trip - they work together, not as alternatives.
A browser can silently upgrade a request in ways that mask a missing server-side redirect (cached HSTS state, browser extensions) - this tool tests the raw server response directly, revealing whether the redirect is genuinely configured server-side.
A 301 (permanent) is the standard, recommended choice for an http-to-https redirect, since this is intended to be a permanent characteristic of the site, not a temporary condition.
No - a single, well-configured server-level rule redirecting the entire domain (any path) from http to https covers every page automatically, without needing page-by-page configuration.
Yes, many CDNs and reverse proxies offer a built-in "always use HTTPS" setting that handles this redirect at the edge, which is a common and effective approach.