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HTTP Request Formatter

Format raw HTTP requests, inspect headers, query parameters, request methods, and body data in your browser.

Paste a raw HTTP request copied from logs, debugging tools, proxies, or API testing notes.

Formatted Request

Formatted HTTP request details will appear here.

Formatting Raw HTTP Requests for API Debugging

Raw HTTP requests are often copied from logs, proxies, API testing tools, browser debugging sessions, or server notes. They can contain request methods, paths, query parameters, headers, authentication values, and body data in one block of text.

This HTTP Request Formatter helps you parse raw HTTP requests, separate headers from body content, inspect query parameters, and review API request details directly in your browser before using them in debugging or documentation.

Reading HTTP Methods, Headers, and Request Bodies

  1. Paste a raw HTTP request into the input box.
  2. Click Format Request.
  3. Review the method, path, protocol, headers, query values, and body.
  4. Copy the formatted output for debugging, notes, or API work.

Common HTTP Request Formatter Use Cases

  • Reading raw HTTP requests copied from server logs.
  • Checking request headers during API debugging.
  • Inspecting query parameters from a request path.
  • Separating JSON body content from request metadata.
  • Preparing cleaner request details for documentation or testing.

Example Raw HTTP Request

POST /api/users?source=web&active=true HTTP/1.1
Host: api.example.com
Content-Type: application/json
Authorization: Bearer token_here
User-Agent: Yoryantra-Test

{"name":"Yoryantra","role":"developer"}

Frequently Asked Questions

What does an HTTP request formatter do?

It reads a raw HTTP request and separates important parts such as the method, path, protocol, headers, query parameters, and request body into a cleaner format.

Can this tool format JSON request bodies?

Yes. If the request body contains valid JSON, the formatter will pretty-print it in the output so it is easier to read.

Does this validate whether the API request will work?

No. This tool formats and parses the request text. It does not send the request or confirm whether the API endpoint will accept it.

Is the HTTP request uploaded to a server?

No. The HTTP request formatting happens directly in your browser. Your request content is not uploaded to a server.