Check the status code of up to 10 web addresses at once, and where any redirects end up.
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Status codes at a glance
| Range | Meaning | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| 2xx | Success | 200 OK |
| 3xx | Redirect | 301, 302, 307, 308 |
| 4xx | Problem with the request | 403 Forbidden, 404 Not found, 410 Gone |
| 5xx | Server problem | 500, 502, 503 |
What they mean for search
- 404 and 410: the page drops out of Google over time. Fine for pages you’ve removed on purpose.
- 5xx and 429: Google slows down crawling. If they continue, pages can drop out.
- Soft 404s: a page that says “not found” but returns 200. Return a real 404 instead.
How the check works
Your browser sends the address to our server, which makes the request and sends back the result. We don’t keep the addresses you check. To stop misuse, each visitor can run about 20 checks a minute.
Frequently asked questions
Why does a site show 403 here but work in my browser?
Some sites block automated requests. Check in a browser too.
Can I check more than 10?
Run the tool again with the next 10.
Does it follow redirects?
Yes. It shows the first status, how many redirects and the final status.
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