Key capabilities
- Send, receive, and inspect messages in real time
- Supports text, JSON, and hexadecimal binary messages
- Includes heartbeats and bounded automatic reconnects
- Save message templates and import or export sessions
Connect to ws/wss services in the browser, exchange text, JSON, and binary messages, and manage heartbeats, reconnects, filters, and session history.
Debug real-time bidirectional connections. Connect to ws/wss services in the browser, exchange text, JSON, and binary messages, and manage heartbeats, reconnects, filters, and session history.
Yes. WebSocket Inspector opens in a modern browser and does not require desktop software installation.
Common use cases include Debug real-time APIs and push services; Inspect event payloads and message ordering.
Some WebSocket Inspector features need to connect to a target service or load online data. Follow the page guidance and access only resources you are authorized to use.
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