Decipher Web Errors with HTTP Status Codes
We've all seen a "404 Not Found" or a "500 Internal Server Error". The **HTTP Status** tool at **Online Tool Base** acts as your comprehensive dictionary for these cryptic three-digit numbers. Sent by web servers to your browser, these codes communicate the outcome of every request you make on the internet.
For web developers and API engineers, understanding these codes is daily business. **onlinetoolbase.online** organizes them into their standard classes (1xx, 2xx, 3xx, 4xx, 5xx) with clear, plain-english explanations for each. Whether you are debugging a failed API call or trying to understand why a website won't load, this tool translates technical jargon into actionable information.
Why Use This Tool?
Don't guess what "418 I'm a teapot" means. Use our reference to get the exact definition. This tool is invaluable for troubleshooting connectivity issues, configuring server redirects (301 vs 302), and handling authentication errors (401 vs 403). It serves as educational material for beginners and a quick reference for seasoned pros who need to recall the difference between a 405 and a 406.
Key Features
- Full Categorization: informational, Success, Redirection, Client Error, and Server Error sections.
- Detailed Descriptions: Explains what causes the code and potential fixes.
- Searchable List: instantly find the code you ran into.
- Updated Standards: Includes modern codes from recent RFCs.
How to Use
- Browse the categories or search for a specific number.
- Click or read the description next to the code.
- Understand if the error is on your end (Client) or the website's end (Server).
- Apply the knowledge to fix the issue.
Technical & Privacy Note
Knowledge is free. The **HTTP Status** tool from **Online Tool Base** is a static reference guide. We do not track which errors you are looking up, nor do we interact with your network traffic. It is a passive, privacy-safe resource for learning purposes.