HAR Viewer

Paste a HAR file and inspect method, URL, status, size, and time. Copy one entry as cURL. The file stays in your browser.

Reviewed by Olgun Ozoktas

The HAR file stays in your browser. Analytics and ads may load on the page.

HAR input

Drop a .har file here or paste JSON below.

Limit 20 MB of text.

How to inspect a HAR file

  1. 1

    Export a HAR

    In the browser network panel, save the log as HAR.
  2. 2

    Paste or drop

    Drop the file or paste the JSON into this page. The limit is 20 MB.
  3. 3

    Inspect entries

    Read method, URL, status, size, and time. The page does not render HAR as HTML.
  4. 4

    Copy cURL

    Select one row and copy it as a cURL command.

Why use this HAR viewer

A HAR file holds request URLs, headers, and bodies from a browser session. This page parses that JSON in your browser, shows a table, and builds a cURL command for the selected row. FindUtils does not receive the file. Analytics or ads on the page may still load.

Frequently Asked Questions

1

Does this upload the HAR?

No. Parse runs in the browser. Analytics and ads may still load on the page.
2

What is a HAR file?

HTTP Archive JSON from a browser network panel.
3

Can I replay a request?

This viewer copies cURL. It does not replay from a FindUtils server.
4

Is there a size limit?

Yes. 20 MB of text.
5

Does this replace HAR to cURL?

It shows the log first. You can still copy one entry as cURL.

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