HTTP Status Code Checker

Find out which status code a URL really returns — including every redirect it goes through before answering.

Status codes this checker explains

200 OK
The request succeeded; this is the final response.
301 Moved Permanently
Permanent redirect; search engines update their index to the target.
302 Found
Temporary redirect; the original URL stays indexed.
303 See Other
Redirect that converts the request to GET (common after form posts).
307/308 Temp/Permanent
Redirects that preserve the original request method.
404 Not Found
The URL does not exist (anymore) — fix links pointing here.
410 Gone
The resource was deliberately removed.
5xx Server Error
The origin server failed — retry later or investigate the server.

The result also shows the final URL, the redirect chain at a glance, the response headers, and the TLS certificate validity.