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.htaccess Generator

Create configuration rules for Apache servers visually and securely. Generate code ready to review and paste into your domain's root directory.

Options
Custom Error Pages
IP Blocking & Access
Default Index File

Specify which files the server should look for when accessing a folder.

Directory Listing

Enable or disable the ability to see files in a folder if there is no index.

SEO & Redirection Options
Force HTTPS
Redirect all HTTP traffic to HTTPS.
Force WWW
Redirect non-www domain to www version.
Prevent Hotlinking
Prevent other sites from using your images directly.
Generated .htaccess Code
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WHAT IS AN .HTACCESS FILE?

The .htaccess file is a configuration file used by Apache and LiteSpeed servers. It allows you to adjust server behavior at the directory level without modifying the global configuration.

With this file you can manage redirects, force HTTPS, limit access, block IPs, enable caching, and add basic headers. It is powerful, but it must be used carefully: a single incorrect rule can cause a 500 error.

  • 301 redirects:

    Traffic management without unnecessary losses.

  • Security:

    Blocking by IP, directories, and aggressive bots.

  • Optimization:

    Cache, GZIP, and useful server rules.

  • SEO control:

    Management of HTTPS and WWW / non-WWW versions.

Questions about .htaccess

Common questions about file location, compatibility, and risk.

Where should the .htaccess file be placed?
The file should be uploaded to your website’s root directory, usually public_html or the equivalent folder provided by your hosting.
What if my server is not Apache?
The .htaccess file is interpreted by Apache and LiteSpeed. On Nginx servers, these rules must be translated into the server’s own configuration format.
Can the code cause a 500 error?
Yes. An incompatible or incorrectly written rule can cause a 500 error. Always keep a backup of the previous file before making changes.