VPN Leak Test
A VPN is only as good as its ability to keep your real IP hidden. Even with a VPN connected, leaks through WebRTC, DNS, or IPv6 can expose your identity. Use our tool to test now.
Run Your VPN Leak Test
Connect your VPN, then click the button below to check for leaks:
Test My VPN NowTypes of VPN Leaks
| Leak Type | What It Exposes | How to Fix |
|---|---|---|
| IP Leak | Your real ISP-assigned IP address | Enable kill switch, reconnect VPN |
| DNS Leak | Your ISP's DNS servers, revealing browsing patterns | Use VPN's built-in DNS, or configure DNS-over-HTTPS |
| WebRTC Leak | Real IP via browser's WebRTC API (video calls, etc.) | Disable WebRTC in browser settings or use an extension |
| IPv6 Leak | IPv6 address if VPN only tunnels IPv4 | Disable IPv6 in OS settings or use a VPN with IPv6 support |