HTTP Request Builder Tool
Create, test, and debug HTTP requests with ease
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This tool lets you create and send HTTP requests to APIs and web services. Simply select your HTTP method, enter the URL, add any necessary headers, URL parameters, or body content, and click "Send Request" to see the response.
Why HTTP Request Testing Matters to Developers
HTTP is the foundation of web communication. Testing API requests helps developers ensure their services work correctly, debug issues, and understand how different APIs respond to various inputs.
Use Cases in Development Workflows
This tool is perfect for:
- Testing REST APIs during development
- Debugging integration issues between services
- Exploring and learning how third-party APIs work
- Validating request and response formats
- Sharing API examples with team members
Connection to Cloud Hosting
Modern applications deployed on cloud platforms like Kloudbean often consist of microservices that communicate via HTTP. Having a reliable tool to test these communications ensures your cloud-hosted applications work seamlessly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Is this tool privacy-focused?
Yes, all request processing happens client-side in your browser. Your API credentials and sensitive payloads never leave your device.
Q. Can I test APIs that require authentication?
Yes, you can add authentication headers (like Authorization: Bearer [token]) in the Headers tab.
Q. Does this tool handle CORS restrictions?
This tool is subject to browser security policies. Some APIs may block cross-origin requests unless they explicitly allow them with CORS headers.
Q. Can I save my requests for later use?
Currently, requests are not saved between sessions. Consider copying complex requests to a text editor if you need to save them.
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