WebRTC leak test
Checks whether WebRTC exposes an additional network address beyond your visible public IP.
See the public IP address your connection shares with websites, then run quick privacy and connection checks from your browser.
No account or software installation required.
Checks whether WebRTC exposes an additional network address beyond your visible public IP.
Verifies that your browser can reach an encrypted DNS resolver and receive a valid response.
Estimates current download throughput using a small test file. Results may vary.
A summary of common details your browser provides automatically.
Your public IP can identify your internet provider and approximate area, but it does not normally reveal your exact street address. A VPN or proxy may replace the address websites see.
WebRTC enables real-time browser communication. In some configurations it may expose another network address, even while a VPN is active.
A DNS leak occurs when domain lookups bypass the DNS service you expected to use. A complete resolver identity test requires dedicated server-side test domains; this page checks encrypted DNS connectivity.
This lightweight test is a fast estimate. Wi-Fi quality, server distance, VPN use, browser activity, and network congestion can change the result.
Results are informational and may be affected by VPNs, proxies, privacy settings, browser restrictions, and mobile carrier routing.