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HTTP Status Codes

HTTP status code reference

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CodeNameDescription
100ContinueClient should continue
101Switching ProtocolsServer switching protocols
102ProcessingServer processing request
103Early HintsPreload hints
200OKRequest succeeded
201CreatedResource created
202AcceptedRequest accepted for processing
203Non-AuthoritativeTransformed response
204No ContentSuccess, no content to return
205Reset ContentClient should reset view
206Partial ContentRange request fulfilled
300Multiple ChoicesMultiple representations
301Moved PermanentlyResource permanently moved
302FoundResource temporarily moved
303See OtherRedirect to different URI
304Not ModifiedClient cache valid
307Temporary RedirectTemporary redirect
308Permanent RedirectPermanent redirect
400Bad RequestMalformed request
401UnauthorizedAuthentication required
403ForbiddenAccess denied
404Not FoundResource not found
405Method Not AllowedHTTP method not allowed
406Not AcceptableNo acceptable representation
408Request TimeoutServer timed out
409ConflictRequest conflict
410GoneResource no longer available
413Payload Too LargeRequest body too large
414URI Too LongRequest URI too long
415Unsupported Media TypeMedia type not supported
422Unprocessable EntitySemantic error
429Too Many RequestsRate limited
500Internal Server ErrorServer error
501Not ImplementedFeature not supported
502Bad GatewayInvalid response from upstream
503Service UnavailableServer temporarily unavailable
504Gateway TimeoutUpstream timeout

How to use HTTP Status Codes

  1. 1
    Enter your input — Paste or type your data into the input area of the HTTP Status Codes tool.
  2. 2
    Get instant results — The output updates automatically as you type, or click Process to convert. All transformations happen in your browser.
  3. 3
    Copy or use the output — Copy the result to your clipboard with one click. Your data never leaves your device.

Frequently asked questions

Does this work offline?
Once the page loads, yes. All processing is JavaScript running in your browser — no server calls are made. You can disconnect from the internet and the tool will still work.

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