Torrent leak test
BitTorrent clients talk to many peers. If the VPN covers the torrent app but the browser or WebRTC still publishes your real IP, trackers and web UIs can see a different address than the swarm. This torrent leak test uses the same IP and WebRTC checks you would run before seeding.
Use it when you route torrents through a VPN and want to know whether this browser still exposes a public IP or WebRTC candidate outside that tunnel. It does not connect to a BitTorrent swarm.
No torrent traffic is started. The page only runs the on-site IP lookup and WebRTC candidate collection in your browser.
How to use this tool
- Turn on the VPN that the torrent client is supposed to use.
- Check the public IP on this site and confirm it matches the VPN.
- Run the WebRTC test. An extra public candidate is the leak to fix before you open a torrent client in the same session.
Run the WebRTC leak check
Frequently asked questions
Does this send data to a torrent tracker?
No. It is a browser IP and WebRTC leak test aimed at the same failure mode people mean by “torrent leak test”.
Should DNS match the VPN too?
Yes. After the IP and WebRTC checks, run the DNS leak test so name lookups are not still going to the ISP.
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