Am I on Tor?
Websites see the address of the last computer your traffic passes through. This shows that address and whether it is a known Tor exit node.
Your address is compared with Tor's public list while this page loads and is then discarded. It is not stored, logged or passed to anyone.
| Address the internet sees (your current IP address) | 216.73.216.125 |
|---|---|
| Result | ✘ This address is not a known Tor exit node. You are not using Tor, or your Tor traffic is not reaching this page directly. |
Reading the result
- Not on Tor is normal for everyday browsing. If you meant to be on Tor, open this page in Tor Browser and reload it.
- A VPN is not Tor. A VPN shows a VPN address, so this page will say "not Tor" even when your VPN is working. See VPN / Tor.
- Exit lists change constantly, and a proxy or CDN in front of a site can hide your real address. For a definitive answer, use the Tor Project's own check, which Tor Browser opens for you: check.torproject.org.
- Being on Tor does not make you invisible to a site you log in to. See Tor.