HTTP Status Code Checker

HTTP Status Code Checker is a simple tool that lets you find out the exact response status code returned by any URL. You enter a link, click Check Status, and the tool fetches the HTTP response to show whether the page is working, redirected, missing, or blocked.

Website owners, SEOs, developers, and system admins frequently use status code checkers to test website health, diagnose errors, and verify proper server behavior.

Why You Need an HTTP Status Code Checker

HTTP status codes reveal the condition of a webpage. Checking them helps you:

• Confirm if a page is online or down
 • Detect redirects (301, 302, 307, 308)
 • Identify errors such as 404 (Not Found) or 500 (Server Error)
 • Validate website migrations and URL changes
 • Improve SEO by fixing broken or redirected links
 • Diagnose server, DNS, or security issues
 • Monitor site performance and user experience

Common Use Cases

• Testing if a URL loads correctly
 • Checking for broken links on a website
 • Verifying redirect rules after moving content
 • Troubleshooting failed API calls
 • Ensuring new pages return the correct status code
 • Checking server response after deployment
 • Inspecting how a website responds to crawlers

How the Tool Works

1. Enter the URL you want to check.
2. Click the “Check Status” button.
3. The tool sends a request to the webpage.
4. It displays the returned HTTP status code and its meaning.

Examples of common status codes:

• 200 OK – The page is working
 • 301 Moved Permanently – URL has a permanent redirect
 • 302 Found – Temporary redirect
 • 404 Not Found – Page does not exist
 • 500 Internal Server Error – A problem on the server
 • 503 Service Unavailable – The server is temporarily overloaded or down

Key Benefits

• Quickly identifies website errors
 • Helps improve SEO by resolving broken pages
 • Verifies redirects, migrations, and URL changes
 • Works with any valid URL
 • No data is stored or logged
 • Accurate and instant results
 • Useful for audits, monitoring, and debugging

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is an HTTP status code?
    It’s a server response that tells you whether a webpage loaded successfully or encountered an issue.
2. Can this tool check redirects?
    Yes. Redirect status codes like 301 and 302 are shown instantly.
3. Does the tool follow redirect chains?
    It reports the status code of the URL you check, and may reveal if it redirects.
4. Is this useful for SEO?
    Very. Status codes affect indexing, crawling, and ranking.
5. Why do I get a 404 error?
    The page may be deleted, renamed, or the URL entered incorrectly.
6. Can I check API URLs too?
    Yes, as long as the endpoint is publicly accessible.
7. Is my URL saved?
    No. The tool checks the status without storing any data.