Free agency tools / HTTP Request Inspector
Inspect any HTTP response
The full picture of what a URL returns: final status, the whole redirect chain, every response header grouped by purpose, edge timing and size — and a one-click copy as curl.
Results for
Redirect chain
Response headers
How it works
- 1Enter a URL — we request it server-to-server and follow each redirect by hand.
- 2You get the final status, every hop in the redirect chain, and all response headers grouped by purpose.
- 3Timing is edge-measured: time to first byte and time to the full body. Copy the whole thing as a curl command.
Frequently asked
Why no DNS / TCP / TLS breakdown?
This runs on Cloudflare's edge, whose fetch() only exposes time-to-headers and time-to-body — not the per-phase timing a native curl probe measures. The numbers shown are honest about that.
Does it follow redirects?
Yes — each hop is shown with its status and Location, up to 10 hops, so you can see exactly how a URL resolves.
Is 'copy as curl' the real request?
It reproduces the request we made (method, URL, follow-redirects). Paste it in a terminal to reproduce the result locally.