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title: Import redirects from a CSV file
url: "https://www.seopress.org/support/guides/import-redirects-from-a-csv-file/"
lang: en-US
updated: 2026-03-31
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# Import redirects from a CSV file

## Build your CSV file

Import your own redirections from a .csv file (separator `,` or `;`). You must have these columns in this order:

- URL to match (without your domain name): `category/my-blog-post-slug`
- URL to redirect in absolute: `https://www.example.org/my-super-article`,
- type of redirection: `301`, `302`, `307`, `410` or `451`,
- `yes` to enable the redirect (leave it empty to disable the redirect)
- the query parameter: `exact_match` = Exact match with all parameters, `without_param` = Exclude all parameters, `with_ignored_param` = Exclude all parameters and pass them to the redirection,
- the counter (optional),
- category redirect IDs separated by commas (optional): `738,108,134`,
- `yes` to enable regular expressions (leave it empty to disable this),
- and the last parameter, the connection status: `both`, `only_logged_in` or `only_not_logged_in`.

[Download a CSV example](https://www.seopress.org/wp-content/uploads/csv/seopress-redirections-example.csv)

## Import your CSV file

Go to **SEO**, **Tools**, **Redirections** tab, **Import Redirections** section and upload your file.

Duplicated entries from your CSV file will be automatically removed to avoid conflicts.

Go to **SEO**, **Redirections** to see your new redirects.

Make sure to use the right separator, **comma** or **semi-colon** to avoid any issues during the import! Since **version 9.7**, separator is **automatically detected** for more safety.

**Check out our [migration to SEOPress page](https://www.seopress.org/solutions/migrate-from/) for more import options!**