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# Make HTTP Request

Makes an HTTP request

#### URL

* URL to send the HTTP request

#### Method

* HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, or DELETE)

#### Query string

* Query string to be added to the URL (e.g. <http://example.com/**?name=dk\\&age=29>\*\*)

#### Headers

* HTTP headers
  * Note: The `Content-Type` header is set automatically if the Body Type is JSON or Form

#### Body type

* Type of the request body
  * None
    * Request has no body
  * JSON
    * You can either put in a literal JSON object or use `JSON.stringify` in a Run Script command to generate the JSON
    * The `Content-Type` header is automatically set to `application/json`
  * Form
    * The `Content-Type` header is automatically set to `application/x-www-form-urlencoded`
  * Raw
    * The `Content-Type` header is NOT automatically set and must be added to the Headers field

#### Body (applicable if Body Type is not None)

* Request body

#### Variable to assign response

* Name of the variable to store the response
  * The response is a plain object with three properties:
    * `status`: The status of the response
    * `headers`: The headers of the response
    * `data`: The body of the response
  * Tip: When building a flow that uses Make HTTP Request, use the [Variables tab in the console](/guides/debugging-a-flow.md#console) to inspect the HTTP response