IP Leak Test

Check if your VPN is properly hiding your real IP address. This test queries multiple sources to detect any IP leaks.

What is an IP Leak?

An IP leak occurs when your real IP address is exposed despite using a VPN. This can happen through various means including WebRTC leaks, DNS leaks, or misconfigured VPN software. When your IP leaks, your actual location and identity can be discovered by websites, advertisers, and potentially malicious actors.

Common Causes of IP Leaks

WebRTC Leaks

Browser WebRTC can expose your real IP even when connected to a VPN.

DNS Leaks

DNS requests may bypass your VPN and go directly to your ISP.

IPv6 Leaks

Many VPNs don't properly handle IPv6, leading to leaks.

Kill Switch Failure

If your VPN disconnects without a kill switch, your real IP is exposed.

How to Fix IP Leaks

  • Use a reputable VPN with built-in leak protection
  • Enable the kill switch feature in your VPN settings
  • Disable WebRTC in your browser or use a browser extension
  • Disable IPv6 if your VPN doesn't support it

Run More Tests

DNS Leak Test

Check for DNS leaks

WebRTC Leak Test

Check for WebRTC leaks