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URL Info

Probe any URL to get detailed metadata including HTTP status, server info, page title, and more.

How to Use

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Enter a URL

Paste or type the full URL you want to probe, including the protocol (http:// or https://).

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Configure Options

Optionally enable content fetching to retrieve the page source, or ignore certificate errors for self-signed certificates.

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View Results

Get detailed information about HTTP status, server location, page metadata, load time, and more.

Key Features

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URL Validation

Check if a URL is valid, resolves to a real domain, and responds correctly to HTTP requests.

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Security Analysis

Detect SSL issues, HTTP errors, timeouts, and redirects to identify potential security concerns.

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Content Fetching

Optionally retrieve the actual page content for analysis, including source code and text content.

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Server Intelligence

Discover server IP, hostname, geographic location, and hosting details for any URL.

Frequently Asked Questions

You can probe any publicly accessible URL using HTTP or HTTPS. The tool works with websites, APIs, file downloads, and any other URL-accessible resource.
When enabled, the tool downloads and returns the actual page content. This is useful for analyzing HTML source, checking text content, or inspecting API responses. Be aware this may increase response time.
This option allows probing URLs with expired, self-signed, or otherwise invalid SSL certificates. Use this when you need to inspect a site with known certificate issues.
The tool returns the server IP address, hostname, server software name, and geographic location including country, city, and region.
The URL must be a valid format (including protocol). Extremely long URLs may be rejected by the target server, but the tool itself has no strict length limit.