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ProxyBros toolkit

Free proxy and network tools

Each one works straight away: no sign-up, nothing to install, no cap on how often you run it. Most of them compute inside your own browser — no lists, passwords or fingerprints reach our server.

14 tools free no sign-up

01 / YOUR CONNECTION

What your connection gives away

What a site learns about you the moment you open it — and what still leaks when you are behind a proxy.

What is my IP address

Your address, location and what your proxy chain reveals about you.

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My HTTP headers

Every header your browser sends — the set anti-fraud systems read.

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WebRTC leak test

Whether your browser hands out your real address around the proxy.

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Browser fingerprint test

Canvas, GPU, fonts and time zone: how distinguishable you are without cookies.

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02 / PROXIES

Working with proxies

Check a list before you rely on it, find free endpoints, and move a list between the formats your software wants.

Free Proxy Checker Online

Check up to 50 proxies at once: alive or dead, protocol, country and delay.

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Free Proxy List

A filterable list of free endpoints by country, protocol, anonymity and delay.

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Proxy format converter

Rewrite a list between host:port:user:pass, user:pass@host:port, URL, JSON and curl.

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03 / ADDRESSES

Addresses and networks

Look up an address, work out a subnet, and find out what answers on a host — and what its reputation is.

IP address lookup

Country, city and reverse DNS for any address, not just your own.

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IP range and CIDR calculator

Subnet bounds and masks, a range as CIDR blocks, a block as a list.

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Open port scanner

Which ports answer on your server or proxy, and which stay silent.

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Latency test

Round-trip time to a host, with the spread across several attempts.

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IP blacklist check

Whether an address sits on the blocklists mail servers consult.

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04 / USER-AGENT

User-Agent

Read a User-Agent string apart, or build plausible ones for testing.

User-Agent parser

Decode any User-Agent into browser, engine, system and device.

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User-Agent generator

Plausible User-Agent strings for the browsers and systems you pick.

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What these tools have in common

All of them are free, none of them asks you to register, and each one is built around a single question rather than a dashboard. Between them they cover the three things that go wrong when you work with proxies: the connection gives away more than you think, the proxies themselves are not what the seller said, and an address or a host does not behave the way your configuration assumes.

Where your data goes

Most of these tools compute their answer without your input leaving the page at all. The format converter, the CIDR calculator, the fingerprint test and the User-Agent generator run entirely in your browser — a proxy list is a set of credentials, and it should not need a server round trip to be reformatted. What is my IP, the HTTP headers page and the User-Agent parser read the request you already made and query nothing externally. Geolocation everywhere comes from a database on our own server rather than a third-party API.

Four tools do reach the network. The WebRTC leak test makes your browser talk to public STUN servers, which is why it only runs when you press the button. The port scanner, the latency test and the blacklist check connect from our server to the address you supply — those resolve the target before judging it, refuse private and reserved ranges, and are rate limited.

A sensible order to use them in

  1. Start with what is my IP to see what a site reads from your connection right now.

  2. Run the WebRTC leak test — it is the leak a proxy does not close.

  3. Look at the fingerprint, which is what stays the same however often you change address.

  4. When you have a proxy list, put it through the checker before you build anything on it.

  5. Reformat it for your software with the converter, and measure the endpoints with the latency test.

Frequently asked questions

Are all the tools free?

Yes, all of them, with no account and no trial. Some have rate limits — the ones that connect out from our server — and those exist to keep the tools available rather than to sell an upgrade.

Do I need to register?

No. None of the tools requires an account, and none of them asks for an email address.

Do you store what I enter?

Most of the tools compute the answer in your browser, so there is nothing to store. The ones that run on the server keep an input only for as long as the job takes, and credentials are stripped from anything you can download.

Which tool should I use to check anonymity?

Three together, because they answer different halves of the question: what is my IP for the address and proxy headers, the WebRTC leak test for what escapes around the proxy, and the fingerprint test for what does not change when your address does.

Can I use these tools commercially?

Yes, for your own work. What is not allowed is pointing the network tools at hosts you do not own or have permission to test, which is why targets are validated and rate limited.

How often is the free proxy list updated?

Continuously, and any free list is a snapshot rather than a guarantee. Run the entries you intend to use through the proxy checker before relying on them.