Free network tools
Four free tools that run in the browser: an IP address checker, a DNS leak test, a WebRTC leak test and a speed test. No account, no download and no advertising trackers. Each one runs against servers VPNmine operates, and none of them stores the result.
- [IP_LOOKUP]What is my IP address?The public address, network and location every site you visit can read.Open
- [DNS_RESOLVER_TEST]DNS leak testFind out whether your domain lookups escape the tunnel to your provider.Open
- [WEBRTC_PROBE]WebRTC leak testCheck whether the browser hands out your real address behind the VPN.Open
- [THROUGHPUT_TEST]Internet speed testDownload, upload, latency and jitter, measured against our own servers.Open
Run them in this order
- Check your IP address to confirm the tunnel is up and that the country matches the server you picked.
- Run the DNS leak test, because encrypted traffic to a site your provider already watched you look up protects very little.
- Run the WebRTC leak test, which catches the browser volunteering your real address through an API a VPN cannot see.
- Run the speed test twice, once with the VPN off and once with it on, so you know what the tunnel actually costs you.
Why these are free and unmetered
They exist because we needed them while building the VPNmine apps, and because most of the alternatives are wrapped in advertising trackers. There is no signup, no rate limit and no upsell inside the tools themselves. Every measurement runs against our own endpoints, nothing is stored, and no third-party script runs on any of these pages. The full detail is in the privacy policy.
Close the leaks these tests find
VPNmine is a free no-logs VPN with its own OpenVPN servers in 19 countries, native apps for Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Android TV and Apple TV, and browser extensions. No ads and no card required.