HTTP Header Check Tool
Quickly analyze and view your website’s live HTTP response headers for performance, SEO, and security insights.
Discover What an HTTP Header Check Tool Can Reveal
An HTTP header check tool gives you an instant view of behind-the-scenes communication between your server, visitors, and search engines.
Understanding HTTP Headers
HTTP headers carry critical info like content type, server type, and security policies, acting as a translator between browser and server.
Why Checking HTTP Headers Matters
From diagnosing slow pages to spotting SEO-impacting redirects, header checks ensure backend communication is clear and optimized.
How Headers Affect Security, SEO, and Performance
Security headers like HSTS protect users, caching rules improve speed, and correct status codes boost SEO rankings.
Using the Header Checker Efficiently

- Enter a Website URL: Type the full address, including https:// or http://.
- Click “Check Headers”: The tool retrieves live response headers.
- Review Output: See status codes, server info, and caching details.
- Analyze Key Info: Look for correct codes, caching, and secure redirects.
Standout Features
- Instant online lookup – no installation
- Supports all HTTP methods
- Detects redirect chains
- Displays key headers (Server, Content-Type, etc.)
- Mobile-friendly and developer tools integration
- Free and unlimited use
Why Use a Header Analysis Tool
- Diagnose server misconfigurations
- Check for proper redirects
- Analyze caching and security headers
- Troubleshoot HTTPS and SSL issues
- Validate custom headers for APIs
Who Should Check Headers Regularly
- Web developers & programmers
- SEO specialists & marketers
- Cybersecurity analysts
- System administrators
- API & SaaS product teams
Common Headers You Can Review
- Status codes (200, 301, 404, etc.)
- Content-Type and encoding
- Cache-Control
- Security headers (CSP, HSTS)
- Server & X-Powered-By
Frequently Asked Questions
The data is retrieved live from the server in real time.
Yes, the tool follows redirects and shows the final destination headers.
It displays response headers only, for security and privacy.
Yes, requests are processed securely without storing data.
Yes, for live APIs and local environments accessible from your device.
It supports all major protocols, including HTTP/2 and HTTP/3.