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Check HTTP status code, full redirect chain, response time, and server headers for any URL. Supports bulk URL checking.
| Header | Value |
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| URL | Status | Time | Redirects |
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URL status checking tests whether a URL is accessible and reports its HTTP status code, response time, and redirect chain. HTTP status codes indicate the result of the request — 200 OK means success, 301/302 means redirected, 404 means not found, 500 means server error. Monitoring URL statuses is essential for maintaining website health, detecting broken links, and ensuring API endpoints are operational.
This tool fetches URLs directly from the server, following redirects step by step (up to 10 hops) and measuring the response time for each step. It shows the full redirect chain, final HTTP status, response headers, content size, and server information. The bulk mode lets you check multiple URLs at once, making it useful for link audits, CDN configuration testing, and monitoring deployments.
1xx: Informational, 2xx: Success (200 OK), 3xx: Redirect (301, 302), 4xx: Client Error (404 Not Found), 5xx: Server Error (500 Internal Server Error).
This tool sends a generic GET request without browser headers or cookies. Geo-routing, A/B testing, or cookie-based redirects may cause different results than a real browser.
Up to 10 consecutive redirects. Infinite loops are detected and reported as errors.
No. Localhost, 127.0.0.1, ::1, and 0.0.0.0 are blocked for security (SSRF prevention). Only public URLs can be checked.
Yes — the URL is fetched from the server, but results are not logged or stored. Each check is real-time and discarded after results are returned.
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