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Free Network Tools – What Is My IP, DNS, WHOIS, SSL Checker

Check anything about a website or your connection: see your public IP address, look up DNS records, find who registered a domain and when it expires, test an SSL certificate, inspect HTTP headers and redirects, see if a site is down, and calculate IP subnets.

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Check any website or connection

Whether you run a website, manage a network or just want to know why a page won't load, these tools give you the answer in seconds. They run from our server on the public internet, so you see what the rest of the world sees.

Which tool do I need?

I want to…Use
Find my public IP addressWhat Is My IP
See where a domain points, or check email (MX) and TXT recordsDNS Lookup
Find a domain's age, registrar and expiry dateWHOIS Lookup
Check that HTTPS works and when the certificate expiresSSL Checker
See a site's response and security headersHTTP Headers Checker
Trace where a link redirects toRedirect Checker
Find out if a site is down for everyone or just meIs It Down?
Plan IP ranges and subnetsSubnet Calculator

Moving a website or changing DNS?

After changing your domain's DNS, use the DNS lookup to confirm the new records, the SSL checker to make sure HTTPS works on the new server, and the redirect checker to confirm old URLs go to the right place with permanent (301) redirects.

More tools for websites

Meta tag checker, robots.txt tester, URL parser, user agent parser and HTTP status codes.

Frequently asked questions

Are these network tools free?

Yes. All tools are free with no sign-up. To keep them fast for everyone, each visitor can run about 30 checks of each kind every five minutes.

Do you store the domains I check?

No. Lookups are run on demand and the results aren't saved. Your own IP address isn't stored either.

Where do the results come from?

DNS lookups query public resolvers (Cloudflare, Google and Quad9), WHOIS data comes from each registry's official RDAP or WHOIS service, and SSL and HTTP checks connect to the website directly from our server.

Can I check sites on my local network?

No. For security, our server only connects to public internet addresses, so localhost, 192.168.x.x and other private addresses are refused. The subnet calculator works with any address because it runs in your browser.