> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.dc.ag/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # dynamic content - Create Redirects > Create URL redirects with 301 or 302 status codes to redirect visitors from old pages to new ones. Redirects allow you to forward visitors from one page to another. This is useful when you move pages such as the imprint, content pages, or similar, or when you want to direct visitors to temporary promotional pages. This becomes particularly important when you want to ensure that the old page is no longer accessible — not even via the direct URL. The advantage of such redirects is that the old page continues to exist, and from an SEO perspective, the ranking of that page is passed on to the new one. ## Step 1: Navigate to Redirect Management First, navigate to the Redirect Management. You can access it by hovering over the settings icon — the gear wheel in the top right corner — and clicking on "Redirect Management". The corresponding menu should then open. Navigation to Redirect Management via the gear icon ## Step 2: Create a New Redirect There you have the option to create a new redirect or to edit an existing one by double-clicking on it. To create a new redirect, click the "Plus" icon with the label "New" below it. A window with the heading "New URL" should then open. Create a new redirect using the plus icon ## Step 3: Enter the Old URL and Set It to Active Under "Old URL", enter the URL from which you want to redirect to the new one. It is important that you do not paste the complete link, but only the navigation path within your website. This means you should copy everything after the ".de" and paste it there. In our example, we want to redirect from an old imprint page to the new one. Therefore, we navigate to the old page and copy the link starting from the ".de". We then paste this into the "Old URL" field. We now set the redirect to active so that it works immediately after saving. Determining the old URL from the imprint Enter the old URL and set the redirect to active ## Step 4: Select the New URL When selecting the new URL — i.e. the page to which visitors should be redirected — you have two options. You can simply select one of the pages from the drop-down in the "Page" field. Alternatively, as in the previous step, you can paste the URL directly into the field next to "New URL". In our example, we paste the URL of the new imprint page. Select a page using the drop-down Determining the new URL from the new imprint Enter the new URL into the field ## Step 5: Select the Redirect Code and Save You can now select either code "301" or "302" from the "Redirect Code" drop-down. These codes serve SEO purposes. As a general rule, code "301" is used for permanent redirects, while code "302" is used for temporary redirects. In our example, this is a permanent redirect, which is why we use code "301". Below this, you can assign the redirect to one of five categories. These are purely for organisational purposes and do not need to be selected. In our example, however, this most closely resembles a relaunch, which is why we choose that category. Finally, save the redirect and it will be fully functional. In our example, if the link to the old imprint is now entered, the visitor will be redirected directly to the new one. If you then also delete the navigation item pointing to the old imprint, it will no longer be displayed in the left-hand navigation of the page. Select redirect code 301 or 302 Assign a redirect category Redirect example part 1 Redirect example part 2 ## Related Topics Create new websites and assign a domain. Manage navigation items and remove old entries. Create new pages as the target of a redirect.