HTTP Dog
Dogs for every HTTP response status code.
About HTTP Dog
HTTP Dog is an API that returns a dog image corresponding to a given HTTP status code. Users request an image by appending a three-digit status code to a URL in the format https://http.dog/[code].jpg, with alternative image formats available via .webp, .jxl, .avif, or .json extensions.
The service is aimed at developers who want a visual, novelty way to represent HTTP response codes, such as in documentation, error pages, or status displays. It functions similarly to other status-code image APIs, mapping each code to an illustrative dog photo.
Key features
- Returns a dog image for any three-digit HTTP status code
- Supports .jpg, .webp, .jxl, and .avif image formats
- Supports a .json response format
- Simple URL pattern: https://http.dog/[code].jpg
Frequently asked questions
What does HTTP Dog do?
It serves a dog image representing a given HTTP status code, accessible via a URL like https://http.dog/[code].jpg.
What image formats are supported?
Images are available in .jpg, .webp, .jxl, and .avif formats, or as .json.
How do I request a specific status code image?
Replace [code] in the URL https://http.dog/[code].jpg with a three-digit HTTP response status code.
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