URL, HTTP & APIs
API Response Inspector
Paste a raw HTTP response — status line, headers and body — and read it at a glance. The status is classified, common headers are explained, and JSON, XML, HTML and form payloads are rendered clearly. Everything runs in your browser.
Raw HTTP response
stays on this page
Paste what curl -i or your network tab gives you: the HTTP/1.1 200 OK
status line, the headers, a blank line, then the body. Headers-only pastes also work.
Body
—Headers
—How it works
The paste is parsed in your browser: the optional status line, then header lines up to the first
blank line, then the body. The body format is taken from Content-Type or inferred by
inspection, and JSON is pretty-printed, XML is indented, form data becomes a table, and markup is
shown as inert source. Nothing is uploaded and no request is made.