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HTTP Status Checker

Check the HTTP status code and response time of any URL.

⚑ HTTP Status Checker

Check the HTTP response code and response time of any URL.

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πŸ’‘ About HTTP Status Codes

  • 200 β€” OK, page works
  • 301 / 302 β€” Redirect
  • 403 β€” Forbidden
  • 404 β€” Not Found
  • 500 β€” Internal Server Error
  • 502 / 503 β€” Server temporarily unavailable

πŸ“– How to Use

The HTTP status code tells you if a website is accessible and how the server responds.

Common codes:

  • 200 β€” OK, page works
  • 301 / 302 β€” Redirect
  • 403 β€” Forbidden
  • 404 β€” Not Found
  • 500 β€” Internal Server Error
  • 502 / 503 β€” Server temporarily unavailable

The tool follows 301/302 redirects and reports the final status code plus total response time.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if a page is a 404 or 500 error?β–Ύ
404 means the page doesn't exist (often a typo in the URL). 500 means the server had an internal error (usually code or database). This tool tells you which.
Does it work with HTTPS websites?β–Ύ
Yes. HTTP and HTTPS are both supported automatically.
Why do I see a 0 or a failure?β–Ύ
The server could not be reached β€” the target might block our IP, have SSL issues, or be behind a firewall.
What is a good response time?β–Ύ
Under 200 ms is excellent; 200–500 ms is good; 500–1000 ms is average; over 1000 ms needs optimization.
Does checking affect the target site?β–Ύ
No. We send a single HEAD request and do not load the page body.
How do I use it?β–Ύ
Enter a URL, click "Check", and results appear in 1–3 seconds.
Can it check localhost?β–Ύ
No. The tool runs server-side, so it cannot access 127.0.0.1 or private IPs.

πŸ“š Related Reading

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πŸ“– Guide

HTTP Status Codes Explained: What 200, 301, 404, and 500 Really Mean

HTTP status codes tell you if a page loads correctly or if something is broken. This guide covers the 8 most important codes every webmaster should know.

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