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HTTP Status Codes

Every HTTP status code with its meaning – and a live test for each one.

About HTTP Status Codes

All standard HTTP response status codes from 1xx to 5xx with their reason phrase, a plain-English explanation and when to use them. Click Try to get that exact status from /status/{code} and see the headers the server sends with it.

How to use

  1. Pick an endpoint and fill in its path, query and header values – the defaults already work.
  2. Press Send to call it from your browser, or copy the ready-made curl command for your terminal.
  3. Read the status, timing, response headers and body – or open the request in the Request Tester to change anything.

Requests are answered and forgotten: HttpNex never stores what you send – only an anonymous count of calls per endpoint group.

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