HTTP Status Checker

Makes a real request to a URL and reports the final HTTP status code it returns, following any redirects along the way.

Enter a public URL. The checker requests it from the server, follows up to 10 redirects automatically, and reports the final status code and the URL it ultimately landed on.

Entering a URL that redirects once from HTTP to HTTPS returns the destination's final status (such as 200) along with a note that one redirect was followed before that response.

Only absolute http or https URLs are accepted. Requests to localhost, private IP ranges (10.x, 172.16–31.x, 192.168.x) and cloud metadata addresses are blocked before any request is made, and the destination IP is re-checked after DNS resolution to prevent a hostname from pointing to a private address at request time.

The status reflects this specific request at this specific moment — a live site can return a different code moments later, and the check runs once, not on a schedule.

This is a same-request check, not an uptime monitor or history. It sends one request with a generic bot user agent, so results can differ from what a browser, search engine crawler, or a request with cookies or authentication would see; use the Redirect Checker if you need to see every hop, not just the destination.

This tool sends the address you enter to Quiklio's own server, which makes the network request on your behalf — the target address is not sent to any third party beyond what a normal request to that address would reveal.