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Tor Check

Check the visible IP address and direct Tor signal websites can use to identify traffic from a Tor exit node.

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Your IPv4 Address

216.73.216.213

IPv4

Detection Evidence

Signals behind the Tor check

Tor

Not detected

Network Type

SES/AIC

ISP / Organization

Anthropic PBC, Amazon.com Inc.

ASN

16509

Browser Signals

Tor leak consistency checks

These checks run locally in your browser. They help compare your visible IP location with device-level hints such as timezone, language, cookies, and WebRTC behavior.

Browser Timezone

Detecting...

A timezone far from your VPN country can make a masked connection look inconsistent.

Browser Language

Detecting...

Language preferences can be used as a soft regional hint.

Cookies

Detecting...

Cookies can identify repeat visits even when your IP address changes.

WebRTC

Checking...

Some browsers expose local or network candidates through WebRTC.

DNS leak check: browsers do not expose DNS resolver details directly to page JavaScript. If your VPN provides DNS leak protection, use this page together with your VPN app status and compare your visible IP before and after reconnecting.

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FAQ

Tor Check FAQs

01 How do I know if an IP address is a Tor exit node?

A Tor check reviews the direct Tor indicator associated with the visible IP address. If Tor is detected, websites may see the IP as a Tor exit node rather than your normal ISP address.

02 Why does a Tor check say not detected when Tor Browser is open?

Some IP lookup providers may not label every Tor exit immediately. Refresh after reconnecting Tor Browser and compare the visible IP address before and after connecting.

03 Is Tor the same as a VPN or proxy?

No. Tor routes browser traffic through relays, while VPNs and proxies use different network paths. This page reports the Tor flag separately from VPN and proxy flags.

04 Can websites block Tor IP addresses?

Yes. Some websites challenge or block known Tor exit nodes because traffic exits through shared public relays.