HTTP Status Code Checker

Get the status code of your page, check for redirects, and identify errors.

We'll fetch the headers and show you the full status chain.

Check Status Codes and Redirects for Any URL

Enter any URL and this free checker follows the full request chain, reporting every status code along the way — 200 OK, 301/302 redirects, 404 not found, 500 errors — plus the response headers.

Essential for debugging broken links, verifying redirects after a site migration, and confirming your pages return the codes search engines expect.

Full redirect chains

See every hop from the original URL to the final destination, with the status code at each step.

Response headers

Inspect the returned headers — content type, caching directives, and server details — for deeper troubleshooting.

How it works

Submit a URL and our server makes the HTTP request, follows redirects, and reports the status codes and headers it receives. The check runs server-side against any public URL.

How to use

  1. Enter the URL you want to test.
  2. Click the check button.
  3. Review the status codes, redirect chain, and headers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do common status codes mean?

200 means OK, 301/302 are redirects, 404 means not found, 403 is forbidden, and 500-series codes are server errors.

Why check redirect chains?

Long or looping redirect chains slow pages down and dilute link equity — and a 302 where a 301 belongs can hurt SEO after migrations.

Can I check headers too?

Yes. The tool shows the response headers, including content type, cache settings, and content encoding.

Does it follow multiple redirects?

Yes. Each redirect hop is listed in order until the final response is reached.

Is the checker free?

Yes, free with no signup.

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