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28 codes

  • 100ContinueClient should continue request
  • 101Switching ProtocolsProtocol switch accepted
  • 200OKSuccess
  • 201CreatedResource created
  • 202AcceptedAccepted for processing
  • 204No ContentSuccess with no body
  • 301Moved PermanentlyPermanent redirect
  • 302FoundTemporary redirect
  • 304Not ModifiedUse cached version
  • 307Temporary RedirectMethod preserved redirect
  • 308Permanent RedirectMethod preserved permanent
  • 400Bad RequestMalformed request
  • 401UnauthorizedAuthentication required
  • 403ForbiddenNot allowed
  • 404Not FoundResource missing
  • 405Method Not AllowedHTTP method unsupported
  • 408Request TimeoutClient took too long
  • 409ConflictState conflict
  • 410GonePermanently removed
  • 415Unsupported Media TypeBad content type
  • 418I'm a teapotHTCPCP joke status
  • 422Unprocessable EntitySemantic errors
  • 429Too Many RequestsRate limited
  • 500Internal Server ErrorServer fault
  • 501Not ImplementedUnsupported feature
  • 502Bad GatewayUpstream invalid
  • 503Service UnavailableTemporarily down
  • 504Gateway TimeoutUpstream timeout

How to use this free tool

  1. Search or browse a status code.
  2. Read the short explanation.
  3. Note the category (1xx–5xx).
  4. Apply the fix in your API or app.

Examples

  • Lookup

    Input: 418

    Output: I'm a teapot (fun/reserved code)

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FAQ

What does 404 mean?

Not Found—the server cannot find the requested resource.

Difference between 401 and 403?

401 is unauthenticated; 403 is authenticated but forbidden.

Are all codes listed?

Common and standard IANA/HTTP status codes are covered.

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