Cloudflare Down: Here's a full list of websites facing widespread outage

A significant outage affecting numerous websites and online games has been traced back to a technical malfunction at Cloudflare. The company has confirmed that it is actively investigating the situation, which has caused users globally to encounter various error messages. Cloudflare's official statement indicated that their Dashboard and API are experiencing issues, resulting in over 500 errors. "We are aware of and investigating an issue which impacts multiple customers, leading to widespread 500 errors. Our team is working diligently to understand the full impact and mitigate these problems. Further updates will be provided shortly," they stated on their website. Reports from platforms like Reddit and Downdetector highlight that online multiplayer games such as League of Legends, Genshin Impact, and Honkai: Star Rail have been notably affected. As one of the world's largest network service providers, Cloudflare plays a crucial role in enhancing website performance and safeguarding against cyber threats. Its infrastructure acts as a mediator between websites and users, meaning that any technical difficulties can result in outages across various platforms. This incident follows a series of significant outages in recent months, including issues with Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services, which have disrupted many websites. Additionally, Google Cloud experienced a similar outage in June 2025, impacting applications like Google Meet and Spotify. While many users have turned to Threads to discuss the outage, evidence suggests that data is lacking to support this trend. Thousands reported difficulties accessing Elon Musk's platform X, encountering error screens and blank feeds. Interestingly, data from Google Trends shows that users have been more inclined to utilize Bluesky rather than Threads or Mastodon to verify platform functionality. Downdetector continues to serve as a vital resource for tracking outages across popular services, offering users a way to report issues with platforms like X, Instagram, and Facebook.