HTTP status lookup tool

Common HTTP status codes

200 - Server returns the page successfully 404 - Requested page not found 503 - Service unavailable

301 redirect: 301 means permanently moved (Permanently Moved)

302 redirect: 302 means Temporarily Moved.

View all HTTP status code explanations

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How to use

This tool belongs to the “Webmaster tools” category.

  1. 1Have your domain or source file ready — a favicon image, an .htaccess file, a site URL.
  2. 2Follow the prompt and read the specific items returned (status code, size, matched rule).
  3. 3Download the artefact and place it yourself, e.g. a favicon needs to sit at the site root and be declared with a link tag.

Your input is processed locally in the browser whenever possible. We do not store it.

Frequently asked questions

The check looks cached

Most checks rely on public fetching, and the target may sit behind a CDN. Re-test later or compare nodes.

Is the ICP filing lookup accurate?

It comes from a public endpoint and can lag. The MIIT record is authoritative.

Why does the favicon not show on mobile?

Ship multiple sizes (or a PNG) and declare link rel="icon"; browser caching also delays the new icon.