URL Fetch
Fetch any URL from our server and see the response status, headers, and optional body. No CORS—works for any public URL.
About this URL Fetch
Enter a URL and we fetch it from our server, then show you the HTTP status, response headers, and optional body. Because the request runs server-side, there are no CORS restrictions—you can inspect any public URL. Useful for debugging APIs, checking redirects, or viewing responses that browsers block.
Key Features
Fetch any public URL (no CORS)
View HTTP status code
Inspect response headers
Optionally include response body
Server-side fetch—works from anywhere
How to Use
Enter the URL to fetch
Choose whether to include the response body
Click Fetch
Review status, headers, and body
Popular Use Cases
Debug API endpoints and webhooks
Check redirect chains and final URL
Inspect headers (caching, CORS, etc.)
View responses that fail in the browser due to CORS
Quick health checks for URLs
Tips & Best Practices
Uncheck "Include body" for large responses to speed up the request.
Only public URLs can be fetched; we do not send cookies or auth.
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