HTTP status codes
Filter by number, such as 404 or 502.
- 200Success. The body is the result.
- 201A new resource was created.
- 204Success, with an empty body.
- 301The resource moved permanently.
- 302The resource moved temporarily.
- 304The cached copy is still fresh.
- 400The request is malformed.
- 401Authentication is required.
- 403Authenticated, but not allowed.
- 404Nothing exists at this URL.
- 405This URL does not allow the method.
- 408The server timed out waiting for the request.
- 409The request conflicts with the current state.
- 410The resource is gone.
- 413The request body is too large.
- 415The media type is not supported.
- 422Syntax is valid, but the content cannot be processed.
- 429Too many requests.
- 500The server failed internally.
- 502The upstream returned an invalid response.
- 503The service is temporarily unavailable.
- 504The upstream timed out.
How to use it
- Type a status code
- Read what it means
- Go back to the API