HTTP Status Code Lookup

Search every HTTP status code with meanings and fix hints. Searchable reference of all HTTP status codes — 1xx to 5xx — with plain-English meanings, common causes and debugging tips. Free HTTP code lookup.

This tool runs 100% in your browser. Your input is never sent to any server — you can even go offline after the page loads.

About the HTTP Status Code Lookup

Is 402 an error? What does 418 really mean? This reference lists every HTTP status class from informational 1xx through client errors 4xx to server errors 5xx, each with a plain-English explanation of when it is sent, the most common causes, and what to check first when you receive it. Filter by class or search by number or keyword — from the everyday 404 to the rarely seen 508.

How to use the HTTP Status Code Lookup

  1. Type a status number or keyword like "redirect".
  2. Filter by class if you want to browse a family.
  3. Click any row to expand causes and fixes.
  4. Use the search tips when debugging an API response.

Key features

What is the difference between 401 and 403?
401 Unauthorized means the request lacks valid authentication — log in first. 403 Forbidden means you are authenticated but not allowed to access the resource.
Which codes help SEO?
301 passes ranking signals to a new URL permanently, 302 signals a temporary move, and 410 tells search engines a page is gone for good — chosen wisely, they protect your rankings.

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