HTTP Header Viewer
View the headers of the site of your choice, exactly what your browser reads.
Test your website to see how well it stacks up to responsive design, sites that are designed to be responsive will generally appear higher in search engine rankings. This tool will show you how your website looks on various devices and screen sizes. Just enter your website in the area below and click submit, once the site is loaded, you can change the device to see how the site will look. Please be patient while the page loads.
Enter an address to begin.
Your website loads straight from your browser into the frame, so the address you enter is not sent to our server. Some websites do not allow themselves to be shown inside another page. If the frame stays blank, use the open in new tab button.
The responsive webpage tester will show you how your webpage looks in different screen sizes.
On a phone size, the page should fit the width. A sideways scrollbar usually means something is too wide, such as an image or a table.
Text should be readable without zooming, and buttons and links should be big enough and spaced out enough to tap.
Press the left and right arrow keys to step through the sizes quickly, and the rotate button to switch between portrait and landscape.
Many websites tell browsers not to show them inside another page, mainly to stop clickjacking. This is set by the site you are testing, so the tool cannot get around it. Use the open in new tab button, or your browser’s own device mode in its developer tools.
Yes. The site is loaded at the exact width you pick, so its mobile styles apply. If that is wider than the space on your screen, the preview is shrunk to fit, and the readout shows how much.
It is a good first check of layout and breakpoints. It does not copy a phone’s touch, browser quirks or pixel density, so test on real devices before a launch.
Browsers do not allow an unencrypted (http) page inside a secure page. Try the https version of the address.
Sometimes. The page loads in your browser, so a site you are already logged in to may recognise you, but many sites block this. Pages on a private network or your own computer (such as localhost) will not load from here.
No. Everything happens in your browser. The address is never sent to our server.
View the headers of the site of your choice, exactly what your browser reads.
Handy tool that will check a website to see if GZIP is enabled or not. Sites load faster with GZIP enabled.
Use Redirect Checker to seamlessly analyze and track the complete path of URL redirects.