Online Privacy Score Checker

Get a comprehensive privacy score for your current browser session. We test for VPN usage, WebRTC leaks, tracking protection, cookie settings, fingerprint resistance, and more — all without leaving your browser.

100% Private — This test runs entirely in your browser. No data is stored or transmitted to our servers.
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How Online Privacy Score Checker Works

Check your online privacy score. tool tests your browser for VPN usage, tracking protection, WebRTC leaks, cookie settings, and fingerprint signals. Provide your input in the form above and the tool analyzes it instantly in your browser, giving you actionable results without sending data to any server.

What Is a Privacy Score?

Your privacy score represents how well your browser protects you from online tracking and identification. A higher score means your browser leaks less information and is harder for websites, advertisers, and trackers to identify and follow. The score is based on multiple factors including VPN usage, leak prevention, tracking protection settings, and browser configuration.

What We Test

  • VPN / Proxy Detection — Whether your IP is associated with a VPN, proxy, or datacenter, hiding your real location.
  • WebRTC Leak Prevention — Whether your browser blocks WebRTC from revealing your real IP address.
  • Do Not Track — Whether your browser sends the DNT header to request websites not track you.
  • Cookie Settings — Whether cookies and third-party storage are enabled, which can be used for tracking.
  • Canvas Fingerprint Resistance — Whether your browser protects against canvas-based fingerprinting techniques.
  • WebGL Information — How much graphics hardware information your browser exposes.
  • Connection Security — Whether you are accessing this page over a secure HTTPS connection.
  • Browser API Exposure — How many privacy-sensitive APIs your browser makes available to websites.

How to Improve Your Privacy Score

The most impactful step is using a reputable VPN, which hides your IP and encrypts your traffic. Beyond that, use a privacy-focused browser like Firefox or Brave, install extensions like uBlock Origin and Privacy Badger, disable WebRTC, enable Do Not Track, and regularly clear cookies and site data.

Why Does Privacy Matter?

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the privacy score measure?

It measures 10 aspects of your browser privacy: VPN usage, WebRTC leak protection, Do Not Track, cookie settings, HTTPS, canvas fingerprint resistance, WebGL exposure, CPU core exposure, device memory exposure, and language preferences.

Is a score of 100 possible?

Yes, but it requires aggressive privacy settings: a VPN, WebRTC disabled, cookies disabled, canvas fingerprint protection, and more. Most users score 30-60 with default browser settings. Using a VPN alone significantly boosts your score.

Does this test track me?

No. All checks run entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your IP is fetched from a third-party API (ipinfo.io) to check VPN status, but we never see, store, or log any of your data. Results only exist on your screen.

What browser gives the best privacy score?

Firefox with strict tracking protection and resist fingerprinting enabled typically scores highest. Brave browser also scores well out of the box. Chrome with default settings tends to score lower due to more exposed APIs.

Why is using a VPN worth 20 points?

A VPN is the single most impactful privacy measure. It hides your real IP address, encrypts all traffic, and prevents your ISP from seeing your browsing activity. That is why it has the highest point value in our scoring.

What is canvas fingerprinting?

Canvas fingerprinting draws hidden graphics on an HTML5 canvas element and reads the pixel data. Different hardware and software produce slightly different results, creating a unique "fingerprint" that can track you without cookies.