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Check the HTTP status code of a URL quickly for debugging, audits, and link validation.
Use this HTTP Status Code Checker to fetch a URL and return its final HTTP status code, final resolved URL, and whether a redirect likely occurred. It is useful for debugging broken links, checking response behavior, validating redirects, and confirming whether a page returns 200, 301, 302, 404, 500, or another HTTP code.
Use this HTTP Status Code Checker to fetch a URL and return its final HTTP status code, final resolved URL, and whether a redirect likely occurred. It is useful for debugging broken links, checking response behavior, validating redirects, and confirming whether a page returns 200, 301, 302, 404, 500, or another HTTP code.
Use http status code checker when you need a fast browser-based result without extra setup. It works well for quick checks, one-off tasks, and routine formatting or calculation work.
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Input
https://example.com
Output
Input URL: https://example.com Final URL: https://example.com/ HTTP Status: 200 Redirect Detected: No
Useful for confirming that a page resolves normally.
Input
http://example.com
Output
Input URL: http://example.com Final URL: https://example.com/ HTTP Status: 301 or 302 Redirect Detected: Yes
Useful when validating whether HTTP redirects to HTTPS.
Fix: Paste a full URL like https://example.com to avoid ambiguous results.
Fix: Some targets may fail because of upstream restrictions, anti-bot rules, or fetch limitations.
Fix: Use HTTP Response Viewer if you want a body preview in addition to the status.
It returns the final HTTP status code, final URL, and whether a redirect likely happened.
Yes. It is useful for checking whether a redirect occurs and where the final URL resolves.
No. This tool is focused on the status code and final URL.
This page is a narrower developer-style tool focused on HTTP status code intent.
Some targets block automated fetches, proxy access, or cross-origin style retrieval.