Browser & Device Fingerprint
See your browser and device fingerprint — canvas, WebGL, audio, fonts, and more.
About this tool
Inspect the signals sites can use to recognize your browser and device: canvas, WebGL, WebGPU, audio, fonts, speech voices, WebRTC, Client Hints, math fingerprint, CSS/media preferences, permissions, storage, and a composite SHA-256 ID. Everything runs locally — nothing is uploaded.
What you get
- Composite SHA-256 fingerprint ID from stable browser signals
- Canvas, WebGL, WebGL2, WebGPU, and AudioContext fingerprints
- Fonts, speech voices, math fingerprint, and WebRTC ICE hints
- Screen, timezone, Intl APIs, Client Hints (UA-CH), and CSS media queries
- Feature detection, permissions, storage quota, battery, and ad-block heuristic
- Export full report as JSON
How to use
Click Run fingerprint scan. The check runs entirely in your browser. Copy the fingerprint ID or export JSON to compare across browsers or privacy tools.
Related searches
- browser fingerprint
- device fingerprint test
- canvas fingerprint
FAQ
How to test browser fingerprint online?
Click Run fingerprint scan to collect canvas, WebGL, fonts, audio, and other signals, then copy the composite SHA-256 ID.
What is a browser fingerprint?
A set of technical signals sites can combine to recognize a browser session—used for fraud detection, analytics, and privacy testing.
Which signals affect fingerprinting most?
Canvas rendering, WebGL vendor strings, audio context output, installed fonts, and timezone often contribute heavily.
Can canvas and WebGL identify my device?
Rarely alone, but rendered output and GPU strings help distinguish your browser when combined with other signals.
Is fingerprint data uploaded?
No—the scan runs entirely in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.
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