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HTTPie is a modern, user-friendly HTTP and API testing client available as a CLI tool, desktop app, and web app, designed for developers working with APIs and web services.
HTTPie makes interacting with APIs intuitive and enjoyable, whether from the command line, desktop, or browser. Originally a CLI alternative to curl, it has evolved into a full suite with graphical interfaces that maintain the same human-friendly approach.
The project solves the problem of complex, verbose syntax in tools like curl, providing beautiful, colorized output, smart defaults, and natural language-like requests. It's built for developers, testers, DevOps engineers, and anyone debugging HTTP servers or APIs.
HTTPie was created by Jakub Rożtocil to bring joy to CLI HTTP interactions and has grown into a company-backed tool loved by engineers at top tech companies.
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Last updated: 2026-03-24
Yes — CLI is open source and free. Desktop and Web apps are free to download/use, with AI features free in preview. (HTTPie company may introduce paid plans in future.)
CLI — Yes: https://github.com/httpie/cli (37k+ stars) Desktop/Web — No — proprietary graphical interfaces
Yes, for CLI: Check open issues/PRs on GitHub, use issue templates for bugs/features. Full guide: https://github.com/httpie/cli/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md. Join Discord for discussion.
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