413
Content Too Large
Client errors (4xx)·RFC 9110
What 413 means
The request body is larger than the server is willing or able to process.
Formerly "Payload Too Large". Common with file uploads exceeding a configured limit; raise the limit or shrink the upload.
Client errors (4xx)
The request contains an error from the client — bad syntax, missing auth or a wrong URL.
Other 4xx codes
400Bad Request401Unauthorized402Payment Required403Forbidden404Not Found405Method Not Allowed406Not Acceptable407Proxy Authentication Required408Request Timeout409Conflict410Gone411Length Required412Precondition Failed414URI Too Long415Unsupported Media Type416Range Not Satisfiable417Expectation Failed418I'm a teapot421Misdirected Request422Unprocessable Content423Locked424Failed Dependency425Too Early426Upgrade Required428Precondition Required429Too Many Requests431Request Header Fields Too Large451Unavailable For Legal Reasons
FAQ — 413
What does HTTP 413 mean?
413 Content Too Large: The request body is larger than the server is willing or able to process. Formerly "Payload Too Large". Common with file uploads exceeding a configured limit; raise the limit or shrink the upload.
Which class does status code 413 belong to?
413 is a Client errors (4xx) code. The request contains an error from the client — bad syntax, missing auth or a wrong URL.
Where is the 413 code defined?
Status code 413 is defined in RFC 9110 and is part of the IANA HTTP Status Code Registry.