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# HTML Response

The **HTML Response** node is used to construct a HTML response which is returned to the client (web browser).

{% hint style="warning" %}
We recommend enabling SSR mode when using the HTML Response node.
{% endhint %}

## Options

### Status code

This is the HTTP status code that will be sent with the response. It should be a valid HTTP status code.

### Content

This is the content of the response payload. It should be a string containing the HTML content that will be sent in the body of the response.

## Output

Returns the HTML content.

## Helpful tips

* By combining the [Render](/nodes/render.md) node, you can return dynamic web pages.


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