Create a mock API in 30 seconds

Paste a response. Pick a status code. Get a URL. No signup.

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How it works

1Fill out the form below — method, response body, status code.
2Click "Create Mock" and you'll get a public URL like /m/abc123.
3Use the URL in your code. Open the mock page to watch requests live.

Create Mock Endpoint

Name (optional)

HTTP Method Response Status Content-Type

Custom path

/m/<slug>/

Optional. Adds a readable label after the slug — your URL becomes /m/<slug>/users/123. Any path under /m/<slug>/* still hits this mock, so it's a hint for humans, not a constraint. Letters, digits, dashes, dots, underscores, slashes; up to 255 characters. Response Body / 512 KB

Delay (ms) Simulate a slow API. 0–30000 ms. Expires in

Response Headers

Import from cURL

Paste a cURL command — we'll pre-fill the method, body, and Content-Type.

1 mocks created 1 requests served

What we don't do

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What we do log (and why)

Your IP for rate limiting — kept for 8 hours in Redis, then dropped.
The IP that created a mock — to enforce the 50-mocks-per-IP limit. Never shown in the UI.
Requests to your mocks — that's the inspector feature. You can clear them any time, and they disappear when the mock expires.
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