# Redirects

> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://falconer.com/docs/llms.txt).

Keep old links working when pages move, and send visitors from retired addresses to new ones.


Keep old links working when pages move, and send visitors from retired addresses to new ones.

## Automatic redirects

When you move or rename a page in the **Docs** view, its address on the site changes. Falconer remembers the old address and adds a redirect to the new one on the next build. You don't need to do anything for these.

## Add your own

Open **Site configuration** and choose **Redirects**. You need to be an organization owner.

![The Redirects section with a redirect row, Add redirect, and Save redirects](/docs/images/public-docs-redirects.png)

1. Click **Add redirect**.
2. Enter the old path, such as `/getting-started`, and where it should go, such as `/quickstart` or an external `https://` address.
3. Choose **Permanent** for a page that moved for good, or **Temporary** for one that will come back. Permanent redirects tell search engines to update their links.
4. Click **Save redirects**.

Redirects take effect on the next build you publish.

## Wildcards

End the old path with `/*` to redirect everything under it.

| From | To | Result |
| --- | --- | --- |
| `/v1/*` | `/v2/*` | Each page under `/v1/` goes to the matching page under `/v2/` |
| `/legacy/*` | `/` | Everything under `/legacy/` goes to the home page |

Matching ignores letter case and trailing slashes.

## Limits

- Each old path can appear once.
- A site can have up to 1,000 redirects after wildcards are expanded. Your own redirects take priority; automatic ones are dropped first if the limit is reached.