Generate the .htaccess file that manages your website behaviors on Apache servers; redirects, security rules, and performance settings in seconds.
Hypertext Access (.htaccess) is a configuration file for use on web servers running the Apache Web Server software. It allows you to manage server configuration at a directory level without changing the main server config file. It is used for 301 redirects, password protection, IP blocking, etc.
301 is "Permanent", 302 is "Temporary". For SEO, if a page has moved forever, you must use **301**. This tool generates SEO-friendly 301 redirects by default.
If other sites embed your images (`.jpg`, `.png`) directly, they steal your server bandwidth. Hotlink protection blocks these requests with a "403 Forbidden" response, saving your traffic quota.