HTTP Status Codes
Quick reference for HTTP response status codes.
How to Use This Tool
- Open the Http Status Codes and provide the inputs requested in the form above.
- The Http Status Codes processes your input directly in your browser and shows the result on the same page.
- Copy or save the output, then adjust the inputs anytime to see an updated result.
Common Use Cases
- Quick lookups: Developers and writers consult the Http Status Codes to jog memory on a specific code, symbol, or value without leaving the workflow.
- Teaching aids: Instructors share the page link with students learning the underlying notation or specification.
- Offline printout: Print the reference for a desk-side cheat sheet during interviews, certification prep, or fieldwork.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does the data in the Http Status Codes come from?
Entries are sourced from the official published specification (IANA, RFC, W3C, or vendor docs) and cross-checked against multiple references. Updates are applied when specs revise their assigned codes or descriptions.
Can I search by code or by name?
Yes. Use the search box to filter by either the code value or its descriptive name. Filtering happens live as you type, narrowing the list to entries that match in either column.
Is there a printable or exportable version?
Use your browser's print function to produce a paginated PDF or hard copy. Layout is optimized for letter and A4. For machine-readable export, copy the table content and paste into Excel or a CSV file.