Always add Force HTTPS and WWW Redirect rules first — they should appear at the top of your ?

Always add Force HTTPS and WWW Redirect rules first — they should appear at the top of your .htaccess.

Enable Gzip compression and Browser Cache rules for significant performance improvements?

Enable Gzip compression and Browser Cache rules for significant performance improvements.

Test your .htaccess on a staging server before deploying to production — syntax errors can take down your site.

Build Apache .htaccess rules visually — redirects, rewrites, security headers, caching, CORS

Build Apache .htaccess rules visually — redirects, rewrites, security headers, caching, CORS, and more — no manual regex writing needed.

1Click 'Add Rule' to add a new rule to your .htaccess file.
2Select the rule type: Redirect, URL Rewrite, Basic Auth, IP Block, Custom Header, Gzip, Cache, Error Page, Force HTTPS, WWW Redirect, or CORS.
3Fill in the rule parameters (e.g., source/destination for redirects, IP addresses for blocking).
4Add multiple rules — they are combined into a single .htaccess output.
5Copy the generated .htaccess content or download it as a file.

Always add Force HTTPS and WWW Redirect rules first — they should appear at the top of your .htaccess.
Enable Gzip compression and Browser Cache rules for significant performance improvements.
Test your .htaccess on a staging server before deploying to production — syntax errors can take down your site.

OneKitTools TeamUpdated 2.21.4