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Tools will load when you run.URL Inspector
Inspect URL components, HTTP status, final destination and visible headers. Browser redirect details are limited.
URL inspection
How to use URL Inspector
- Paste a complete HTTP(S) source URL into the editor.
- Paste an HTTP(S) URL. The destination receives a request directly from your device.
- Review the partial browser report or use the CLI for the HTTP redirect chain. This is not a safety verdict.
Formats and requirements
- Input formats
- plain text
- Output
- JSON
- Availability
- Free in your browser and through the CLI
- Files per operation
- 1
- Browser file limit
- 0.02 MiB per file, 32 MiB total
What to expect
Inspect URL components, HTTP status, final URL and available response headers directly from your device. CLI records up to 10 HTTP redirects. Browsers can expose only the final CORS-accessible response, not the complete redirect chain. CORS or network failures leave a partial report. This is not a phishing, malware, DNS or ownership check.
Do my files leave my device?
No. Thanks to advanced file-processing technology, your files are processed directly on your device, inside your browser. OneKit does not receive your input files or results. Required public processing libraries may download when you first use the tool.
File privacy and local processing →