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HTTP status codes at a glance

A quick reference for every HTTP status code. Look up any code from 100 to 599, see what it means, when servers return it, and how to handle it in your application.

Step by Step

  1. 1Browse status codes by category (1xx–5xx) or search by number.
  2. 2Click a code to see its description and common scenarios.
  3. 3Copy the code and description for documentation.

Feature Highlights

  • Complete 1xx through 5xx coverage
  • Plain-language explanations
  • Searchable by code number or keyword
  • Grouped by response class

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between 401 and 403?

401 means the request lacks valid authentication credentials. 403 means the server understood who you are but you're not allowed to access the resource.

When should I use 404 vs. 410?

Use 404 when a resource is not found but might exist later. 410 signals the resource existed once but has been permanently removed.

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All processing happens directly in your browser. Your files never leave your device and are never uploaded to any server.