HTTP header inspector
Fetches a URL and shows the status code, response headers, and follows any redirects so you can see the full chain.
What is HTTP header inspector?
Response headers carry information a browser doesn't normally show you — server software, caching rules, security policies — and following redirects manually shows exactly how many hops a URL takes before landing.
How to use it
Enter a URL; the tool fetches it and shows the status code and every response header for each hop in the redirect chain.
Example
Fetching a URL that redirects once shows two hops:
Hop 1: 301 Moved Permanently, Hop 2: 200 OK.