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Redirect 404 Error Pages in WordPress

Redirect 404 Error Pages in WordPress to fix error links, reduce 404 errors, protect SEO, and send visitors to relevant pages without extra plugins.

Redirect All 404 Errors to Relevant Pages

Simplify Navigation With Automatic Redirections

Redirect Broken Links to Any Custom Page URL

Set Up 404 Redirects

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Why Should You Redirect 404 Error Pages in WordPress?

Smooth Navigation Even When Pages Are Missing

Visitors are guided from unavailable URLs to meaningful pages automatically, helping them continue browsing without interruptions or confusion.

Improved User

Search Engines See a Well-Maintained Site

Redirecting 404 URLs helps search engines discover valid pages instead of dead ends, supporting consistent crawling and stable search visibility.

SEO Protection

Quick Setup Without Technical Steps

404 redirects can be enabled and managed directly from the dashboard, making it easy to handle missing pages without touching code or server files.

Easy Setup

Choose the Right Destination for Every Redirect

Send visitors to the homepage, a blog post, a product page, or any custom URL, giving you flexibility to match intent and content relevance.

Flexible Destination Control

Keep Visitors Engaged Across Your Site

By guiding users to helpful pages instead of error screens, 404 redirects support longer sessions and smoother browsing experiences.

Lower Bounce Rates

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How to Redirect 404 Error Page to Homepage or Custom Page in WordPress?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Redirect 404 in WordPress?

Redirect 404 sends visitors from missing or broken URLs to a working page, instead of showing a default 404 error page.

Does WordPress redirect 404 pages by default?

No. WordPress shows a 404 error page but does not automatically redirect broken links unless a plugin or custom setup is used.

Do I need a separate plugin to redirect 404 errors?

Usually yes, but Nexter Extension includes Redirect 404 as part of its modular system, avoiding the need for another standalone plugin.

Should I redirect all 404 pages to the homepage?

Not always. Redirecting to relevant pages improves user experience and SEO more than sending everything to the homepage.

Is Redirect 404 safe for SEO?

Yes, when used properly. Redirecting broken links helps reduce crawl errors and prevents negative SEO signals from repeated 404 responses.

Is this useful for agencies managing multiple sites?

Yes. Redirect 404 simplifies error handling across sites, saving setup time and reducing the need to manage multiple redirect plugins.

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