Get HTTP Headers

The Get HTTP header is a powerful tool that allows you to get HTTP headers. As you know, every website address in the browser bar always starts with HTTP. What are HTTP headers? First, HTTP stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol, a protocol recognized by the entire World Wide Web. This type of protocol was established in the 1990s. Note that HTTP headers are important components for HTTP requests and responses because they contain important data, including the requested page, the client browser, and the server.

When a request is sent to your server or when a user accesses your page in a browser, the server in your site returns an HTTP status code that provides information about the site and the page you are requesting.

Here at Turbo Seo Tools, you can use this free tool to check the HTTP headers that the web server returns when requesting a URL:

Enter the full URL of the website and click the Submit button. In a second, you get full HTTP header information in an appropriate chart format.

General HTTP status codes

Since some of us do not know the HTTP status codes and their purpose, we have decided to briefly explain the most common.

200 OK: When you see this status code, it means everything is in order. Your browser has found the URL and the server has returned a good content page.

403 Forbidden: This status can have a negative impact on the SEO of your site and should be resolved immediately. 403 Forbidden means the server rejects the request and blocks access to Google Bots.

301 Moved Permanently: This HTTP status code is used for permanent URL redirection. This means that the current links using the URL for which the response is received must be updated. The new URL must be specified in the location containing the response.

404 Not Found: This means that the page or website is not found on the server. It happens when a webmaster has deleted the page.

503 The server is temporarily unavailable: This HTTP status code indicates that something is wrong with your host or server.