HTTP Status Checker
BetaHTTP Status Checker with your choice of a private local companion or a configured secure cloud job. Review the processing location and tool limits.
Private local or secure cloud processingA simpler way to use the http status checker
HTTP Status Checker with your choice of a private local companion or a configured secure cloud job. Review the processing location and tool limits. Choose the private companion on this computer or a configured secure cloud job. Review the processing location, limitations, and output before use.
How it works
- Choose Private on this device, or Secure cloud job when the operator has configured it.
- Choose the requested inputs and settings. Local AI tools ask before downloading model files on first use.
- Process the job, review the result, and download it. Cloud results expire automatically; local temporary files are removed after the response.
Your data stays with you.
Choose Private on this device to send files only to the loopback companion, or Secure cloud job to upload them to the configured processor. Cloud jobs use private access tokens and expire automatically. URL checker tools contact the public URL you enter.
What does HTTP Status Checker do?
HTTP Status Checker with your choice of a private local companion or a configured secure cloud job. Review the processing location and tool limits.
- Cost and account
- Free to use. No account required.
- Processing
- User-selected private local companion or secure expiring cloud job
- Device requirements
- Use the configured secure cloud processor from a phone, tablet or computer, or run the private companion on a Windows desktop.
- Inputs and settings
- Public HTTP or HTTPS URL
Limits and things to check
The local companion requests the public URL you enter. The destination receives this computer’s normal request information. Only public addresses on ports 80 and 443 are supported; no private network or signed-in requests.
Frequently asked questions
Where does this job run?
You choose. Private mode uses the companion at 127.0.0.1:8765. Cloud mode uploads directly to the operator’s authenticated processor, where inputs are deleted after processing and results expire. The HTTP status and redirect tools contact the public URL you explicitly enter.
What device and file limits apply?
Local mode uses Windows, FFmpeg, LibreOffice, and a local Python environment; local GPU image generation requires a supported NVIDIA GPU. Cloud mode depends on operator capacity. Both modes limit files to 50 MB each and 100 MB total; smaller operation-specific limits appear in the form.
What inputs does HTTP Status Checker use?
The form asks for: Public HTTP or HTTPS URL.
What should I check when using HTTP Status Checker?
The local companion requests the public URL you enter. The destination receives this computer’s normal request information. Only public addresses on ports 80 and 443 are supported; no private network or signed-in requests.