CSV import format
The reference for the exact format used by both import and domain-scoped export, so files round-trip cleanly between the two.
Columns
Column | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Yes | The path or pattern to redirect from, e.g. |
| Yes | Full URL including |
| No |
|
| No | Optional free-text memo for your own reference |
Example rows
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Formatting rules
The first row must be a header row with these exact column names, order doesn't matter. source_path follows the same matching rules used everywhere else in the app: exact paths match only that path, a trailing /* matches everything under it, and * alone means a global rule. See Path Redirects and Global Redirects for how those are interpreted.
This format is domain-scoped
This 4-column format is what a specific domain's page both imports and exports, so a file exported from one domain can be edited and re-imported into that same domain. Exporting from /redirects (all domains at once) produces a different format with an added domain column, that version is for reference only and can't be re-imported.
See Exporting Redirects.
Related
Bulk Import via CSV for the full import flow, including how conflicts and errors are handled.