All HTTP status codes

HTTP 307 Temporary Redirect

Redirection

Like 302, but the client must repeat the request to the new URL with the same method and body — a POST stays a POST.

Defined in RFC 9110

Common causes

  • Temporary moves where method preservation matters (APIs)
  • HSTS internal redirects in browsers

How to fix it

  1. Use 308 instead if the move is permanent

Related status codes

302 Found

The resource temporarily lives at another URL. Search engines keep the original URL indexed; browsers don't cache the redirect.

308 Permanent Redirect

Permanent counterpart of 307: the resource moved for good and the method/body must be preserved when following the redirect.

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