In general no need to redirect images paths (meaninfull - the concept of 301 is for pages).
Your path is wrong. Use the url paths of your old site. For example: /old-wp-blog/(.*) => /new-webflow-blog/%1
Seo
You keep your blog from the old site? If the answer is “yes” don’t do this:
/old-wp-blog/(.*) => /
Redirect all “old” posts to “NEW” homepage is huge seo-mistake in this case. The idea of 301 is also to keep the rank power of the redirected page (Not only to avoid 404).
It is not a blog. It is an image asset which other blogs took from our website. It’s hard to link back to the exact image asset that exist in webflow now.
Images are put under /wp-content/uploads/ under Wordpress.
What you are asking me to do is this:
Example: /old-wp-image/2018/01/picture.png
From: /old-wp-image/(.*)
To: /new-webflow-image/(.*)
Outcome: /old-wp-image/2018/01/picture.png to /new-webflow-image/2018/01/picture.png
The problem: It is highly impossible to directly link back 1000 images from WP to webflow
What I want to do is this:
Example: /old-wp-image/2018/01/picture.png
From: ?
To: homepage
Outcome: /old-wp-image/2018/01/picture.png to /
I already cant tell which image they are using. Might as well just capitalise on the link back