BunchTool — .htaccess Configuration Generator
Presets:
⚙️ Apache Directives & Security Rules
1. Redirects & URL Rewrites
2. Security Hardening & Shield
3. Speed Optimization & Caching
📝 Compiled .htaccess Code
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.htaccess Configuration Generator —
Apache Server Rules & Security Hardening Tool

Our free .htaccess Configuration Generator provides a visual interactive builder to generate clean, production-ready Apache server configuration files. Easily configure HTTPS redirects, www to non-www domain canonicalization, URL extension hiding, directory index blocking, sensitive file protection (shielding .env, .git, and wp-config.php), HTTP security response headers, GZIP compression, and browser caching (mod_expires). Designed for webmasters, WordPress developers, and site administrators, it includes preset templates for popular CMS frameworks, static sites, and Single Page Applications (SPAs). All code generation executes 100% locally in your web browser—your server paths and domain names are never transmitted over the network.

Apache mod_rewrite rules generator for HTTPS enforcement & www/non-www domain canonicalization
Security hardening: block directory indexes, protect .env/.git files, and inject security headers
Speed optimization: GZIP mod_deflate compression & mod_expires browser caching headers
Instant preset templates for WordPress, Static Sites, Security, and SPAs with direct .htaccess file download
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ApacheServer Directives
Security & SpeedHardened Rules
100% PrivateBrowser Computed
How It Works

Generate .htaccess Directives in three steps

Step 1
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Choose Preset or Directives

Click a configuration preset (like WordPress/CMS or Static Site Speed) or toggle custom rewrite checkboxes.

Step 2
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Configure Security & Speed

Enable HTTPS enforcement, set domain canonicalization, turn on GZIP compression, and add security headers.

Step 3
📋
Copy or Download File

Review the compiled directive block, then click 'Copy .htaccess Code' or download .htaccess directly.

Why BunchTool

Why use our free .htaccess Configuration Generator?

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Comprehensive Security Hardening

Injects protective rules against directory indexing, sensitive config file leaks (.env, .git), malicious bot scrapers, and clickjacking vulnerabilities.

Instant Speed Optimization

Applies production-tested GZIP mod_deflate compression and Expires browser caching rules to maximize Google PageSpeed scores.

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100% Private In-Browser Generation

All directive building and file creation run locally in your web browser. No server configurations or domain details are ever transmitted.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is an .htaccess file and where should it be placed?
An .htaccess file is a configuration file used by Apache web servers to manage directory-level directives, URL rewrites, access control, and performance headers. It should be placed in the root directory (e.g. public_html/ or www/) of your web host.
How does the Htaccess Generator process inputs locally inside browser memory?
The HTTPS redirect rule checks if the incoming connection is unencrypted (%{HTTPS} off) and issues an Apache 301 Permanent Redirect to automatically forward visitors to the secure https:// URL version.
What is the difference between www and non-www domain redirects?
Canonicalizing your domain prevents duplicate content penalties from search engines. Selecting 'www to non-www' redirects www.example.com to example.com, while 'non-www to www' redirects example.com to www.example.com.
How do GZIP compression and browser caching rules improve speed?
GZIP compression (mod_deflate) shrinks text files (HTML, CSS, JS) before sending them over the network. Expires headers (mod_expires) instruct browsers to cache static assets locally, preventing unnecessary HTTP requests.
Is my server configuration processed or stored on external servers?
No. All .htaccess code generation, rewrite compilation, and file building execute 100% locally inside your web browser using JavaScript. No server credentials or configurations leave your computer.
Detailed Guide

Understanding Apache .htaccess Directives, mod_rewrite Rules & Security Headers

An .htaccess (Hypertext Access) file provides directory-level configuration for Apache HTTP servers. The mod_rewrite module processes Perl-Compatible Regular Expressions (PCRE) to evaluate RewriteCond test conditions and execute RewriteRule canonical substitutions.

Security hardening directives set response headers (X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff, X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN) to mitigate cross-site scripting (XSS), clickjacking, and MIME-sniffing exploits, while <FilesMatch> blocks restrict access to sensitive dotfiles (.env, .git).

Performance directives utilize mod_deflate for Gzip text compression and mod_expires to set long-term Cache-Control max-age headers for static images, CSS, and JavaScript assets.

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