1. Go to Website > Redirects and click + Add Redirect (/admin/redirects/0).
2. From (source path) – the old path on your site, e.g. /giveaway (the site address is shown as a prefix). Matching is case-insensitive; trailing slashes and query strings are ignored.
3. To (target) – a path on this site (/pages/giveaway) or a full URL starting with http to send visitors to another site.
4. Redirect type – 301 — Permanent (passes SEO ranking) or 302 — Temporary.
5. Notes (optional) – why the redirect exists; shown under the rule in the list.
6. Active toggle (on by default) and Regular expression toggle (advanced, see the wildcard question).
7. Click Save. "Saved successfully." confirms it; the rule is live immediately.

Sprwt also blocks a few mistakes automatically: it won't let the source and target be the same address, won't let you redirect the site's homepage, and warns if the target already has its own rule pointing back to this source (a loop) or if a rule for this source already exists. The list shows From, To, Type (301/302, plus a regex label), Status (Active/Inactive), Hits and Last hit.