VPN / IP Checker (Basic)
See your public IP address as websites see it, plus a WebRTC leak hint — free, fast and private.
A browser cannot reliably detect VPN use. This shows your public IP as seen by the site — it cannot prove whether you are on a VPN. If the IP's country or provider matches your VPN server, that is only a hint, not proof. A full leak test needs a dedicated VPN audit service.
How to use VPN / IP Checker (Basic)
- Press Check My Public IP. Your IP is fetched from the public ipify service and shown on the page.
- Read the IP, country and network/ISP shown — that is the address websites see when you visit them.
- Press Check WebRTC Leak Hint to see whether WebRTC exposes a local IP address in this browser.
- Use Copy IP to copy the address. Remember: matching a VPN server's country is only a hint, never proof of VPN use.
A browser cannot reliably detect VPN use. This shows your public IP as seen by the site — it cannot prove whether you are on a VPN.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this tool tell me if my VPN is on?
No. A browser cannot reliably detect VPN use. It can only show the public IP websites see; whether that IP belongs to a VPN server is a hint, not proof.
Why does my IP show a different country?
Your traffic may be routed through a server in another country — by a VPN, a work network, or your internet provider. The country shown is where that exit server appears to be.
What is a WebRTC leak?
WebRTC can reveal your real local IP address to a website even while a VPN hides your public IP. This page attempts a basic check; a clean result here is a good sign, not a guarantee.
Is my IP stored or shared?
No. The IP is fetched from a public IP service, shown on this page only, and never stored or sent anywhere by ToolHub.