- What is HTTP Request best for?
- Professional API debugging tool supporting Method, Authentication, Headers, Query Parameters, and Request Body.
- Does HTTP Request upload or store my data?
- This tool sends the configured request through a server-assisted endpoint, so avoid production secrets, long-lived tokens, or private internal URLs.
- Can HTTP Request replace a full API client?
- Use it for quick triage, cURL imports, and reproducible request checks. Keep collections, environment secrets, and long-lived team workflows in a dedicated API client like Postman or Insomnia.
- How do I import a cURL command?
- Paste a cURL command in the import box. The tool parses method, URL, headers, and body automatically. Supported formats: curl -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"key":"value"}' https://api.example.com
- What's the difference between Bearer Token and Basic Auth?
- Bearer tokens (Authorization: Bearer <token>) are used for OAuth 2.0 and API keys. Basic Auth (Authorization: Basic base64(user:pass)) is simpler but less secure for tokens. Check your API docs for which method to use.
- Why does my POST request return 415 Unsupported Media Type?
- The server doesn't accept your request body format. Set Content-Type header to match your body: application/json for JSON, text/plain for plain text, multipart/form-data for forms. Check the API documentation for the expected format.
- Which tools pair well with HTTP Request?
- Common next steps include JSON Formatter, JSON Validator, URL Encode/Decode. These related tools help continue the same workflow through generation, validation, formatting, or debugging.