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title: Redirect an old page URL in Infinity3
description: "Create a permanent **301 redirect** so visitors using an old page link reach its replacement. #### Before you start You’ll need permission to manage redirects. The source domain must already be added to your Infinity3 account, and the destination page…"
url: "https://www.infinity3.co.uk/help/redirect-an-old-page-url-in-infinity3/"
updated: "2026-10-08"
category: "Infinity3 Platform / Websites & Funnels"
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# Redirect an old page URL in Infinity3

Create a permanent **301 redirect** so visitors using an old page link reach its replacement.

#### Before you start

You’ll need permission to manage redirects. The source domain must already be added to your Infinity3 account, and the destination page should be live.

Record the exact old address and intended replacement. These steps apply to domains managed through Infinity3’s Sites connection.

#### Add the redirect

1. Open **Settings** → **Domains & URL Redirects**.
2. Select **URL Redirects**.
3. Click **Add Redirect**.
4. Choose the source domain under **Redirect From**.
5. Select the option for a specific path and enter the old path, such as **/old-service**.
6. Choose a supported website page, funnel step or **Custom URL** destination.
7. For a custom destination, enter its full HTTPS address.
8. Review and add the redirect.

Use the complete path for nested pages. Enter a clean path rather than including tracking query parameters.

#### Test the result

Open the old URL in a private browser window. Confirm it reaches the intended replacement and that the replacement works.

Update internal links and any adverts or messages you control to use the new address directly.

#### Things to know

- Avoid redirecting a URL to itself or creating a chain through several pages.
- Choose a specific path when only one page has moved; an entire-domain redirect affects a much wider set of links.
- A redirect does not recreate missing page content.

Contact Infinity3 with both URLs if visitors reach the wrong destination or see a redirect loop.