AI API Latency Test
Latency Test Checks if it feels fast. API Validator Checks if it works. Compatible Checker Checks if it looks like OpenAI.

OpenAI API Validator

Use this page when you want to confirm that an OpenAI API key, relay key, or compatible endpoint can make the basic requests a real application needs. The goal is simple: find out whether the endpoint works before you spend time debugging your own app.

What It Validates

The validator checks authorization, GET /v1/models, POST /v1/chat/completions, streaming chat completions, and whether the responses look like normal OpenAI-style payloads.

Who Should Use It

It is useful for developers testing a new key, users trying an AI relay, and teams checking whether an API gateway is ready to connect to a chat app, agent workflow, or internal tool.

Validator vs Latency Test

An API validator answers "does it work?" A latency test answers "does it feel fast?" A key can validate successfully while the endpoint still feels slow, so both checks matter before trusting a provider.

FAQ

Why did my API validation fail?

The most common causes are a wrong base URL, an invalid key, an unsupported model, or a relay that does not fully match OpenAI's API shape.

Does this validate billing or account status?

No. It only sends test requests. Billing limits, account status, and provider-specific rules must still be checked in the provider dashboard.

Can it validate proxy endpoints?

Yes, as long as the proxy exposes OpenAI-style /v1/models and /v1/chat/completions endpoints.

Is my API key stored?

No. The tool uses the key for the live request and does not save it.