HTTP Status Code Checker

About This Tool

Let’s be honest—nobody loves staring at error messages when a site won’t load. You refresh, curse the Wi-Fi, and wonder if the internet just gave up on you. But most of the time, it’s not your connection. It’s the server. And that’s where an HTTP status code checker comes in handy.

This tool basically asks a website, “Hey, are you okay?” and listens for the answer. That answer comes in the form of a three-digit code—like 200, 404, or 500. Each one tells you something different about what’s going on behind the scenes. Whether you’re debugging a site, checking uptime, or just curious why a link broke, this thing cuts through the noise and gives you the real story.

It’s not flashy. It doesn’t need to be. But if you’ve ever built, managed, or even just tried to visit a website, you’ve probably needed it more than once.

Key Features

• Checks status codes in real time—no waiting around.
• Supports both single URLs and batch testing for multiple sites.
• Shows response time, so you know if it’s slow or just down.
• Works with redirects—tells you where it ends up, not just where it starts.
• No login required. Just paste a URL and go.
• Explains what each code means in plain English (no RFC jargon).
• Lightweight and fast—doesn’t hog your browser or slow things down.

FAQ

Why do I need this if my browser already shows errors?
Browsers hide the details. They’ll say “page not found” but won’t tell you if it’s a 404 (missing page) or a 410 (gone for good). This tool gives you the exact code so you know how to respond—fix the link, contact the owner, or just move on.

Can it check HTTPS sites?
Yep. It handles both HTTP and HTTPS without breaking a sweat. Just make sure the URL starts with https:// if that’s what you’re testing.