HTTP Status Checker

It is a response code sent by a web server to a browser or crawler, indicating whether a specific HTTP request has been successfully completed.

The "200 OK" status is the most common, signifying that the request was successful and the resource was delivered.

A 404 means the page doesn't exist. You should either create the page at that URL, or redirect the broken link to a relevant existing page using a 301 redirect.

This is a generic error message indicating that something has gone wrong on the website's server, but the server could not be more specific on what the exact problem is.

Yes, our tool follows redirect chains and informs you of every step taken from the initial URL to the final destination.

301 is a permanent redirect (important for SEO), while 302 is a temporary redirect. Always use 301 if you intend to move a page forever.

Yes, we provide a full list of detected response headers, which is invaluable for technical SEO and development debugging.

Search engines prefer fast-loading websites. A high response time (e.g., over 500ms) might indicate a slow server or heavy database queries.

Yes, the HTTP Status Checker is free and requires no registration or subscription.

A 403 status code means the server understands the request but refuses to authorize it. This often happens due to file permissions or firewall rules.