This document addresses the difficulties that Korean users face due to a lack of Korean resources while learning Framer. We translated content from the official blog into Korean and added practical information useful for fieldwork. We hope this will be of some help to Framer users.

What are the benefits of bulk registering redirects?

During site renewals or changes to URL structures, there are often numerous visitors accessing the previous addresses. If redirects are not properly configured, issues such as 404 errors and traffic loss may occur.
On the other hand, if redirects are set up correctly, you can guide visitors to the new structure while maintaining existing links, enhancing both SEO scores and user experience. Particularly when dealing with a large number of pages, manually registering them can be very cumbersome, so using CSV for bulk registration is effective.

Exporting redirects

Simply open the Redirect Sync plugin and click the Export button.

• All redirect data is automatically saved as a CSV file.

• This CSV file includes all the redirect paths set in the current project.

Note: The exported CSV can also be used for backup purposes.

Importing redirects

If you want to add or update redirects in bulk, you can use the Import function in the same plugin.

1. Open the Redirect Sync plugin and click the Import button.

2. Select the CSV file you wish to import.

3. The file must include the following two columns:

   from: Starting path for the redirect (e.g., /old-path)
   to: Target path for the redirect (e.g., /new-path)

from,to
/page-a,/page-b
/page-old,/page-new

The from URL must begin with / and be a relative path. Optionally, you can include an expandToAllLocales column, which links to the “Expand to All Locales” setting.

from,to,expandToAllLocales
/page-a,/page-b,TRUE

Once the appropriate file is selected, the redirects are imported in bulk.
Note: If any from path in the CSV file matches an existing redirect, that redirect will be updated with new values.

This article is a translated and adapted version of the Framer official blog's ‘Bulk importing redirects’ content.