Network Tools

API Testing Tool

Free online HTTP request testing tool supporting GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELET......

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IP Address Lookup

Free online IP address lookup tool for checking IPv4 and IPv6 geographic loca......

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IP Reverse Lookup

Free online IP reverse lookup tool that uses reverse DNS (PTR) records to fin......

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Ping Online Checker

Free online Ping checker that tests the network connectivity and response lat......

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HTTP Status Code Checker

Free online HTTP status code checker. Enter a webpage URL to check the HTTP s......

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TCP Port Checker

Online TCP port checker. Enter a domain or IP address and specify a port to t......

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Online URL Checker

Free online URL checker. Enter a website URL to check its HTTP status code, r......

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WHOIS Lookup

Free online WHOIS lookup tool. Enter a domain name to view registration infor......

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IP/Subnet Calculator

Free online IP/subnet calculator. Calculate the network address, broadcast ad......

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Browser Information Checker

Free online browser information checker for viewing browser name and version,......

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URL Parser

Free online URL parser for quickly viewing the protocol, domain, port, path, ......

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DNS Lookup

Free online DNS lookup tool for checking A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS, TXT, and oth......

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WebSocket Online Tester

Online WebSocket testing tool that lets you test WebSocket and WSS connection......

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Network Tools

This section provides IP lookup, TCP port checking, HTTP status inspection, online Ping testing, Whois lookup, DNS lookup, and reverse IP lookup for website development, server operations, and network troubleshooting.

Common network tools

  • IP address and IP geolocation lookup
  • TCP port availability checking
  • HTTP status codes and response information
  • Online Ping testing
  • Whois domain information lookup
  • DNS record lookup
  • Reverse IP lookup for historical domains

What are network tools used for?

When a website cannot be accessed, an HTTP status checker can help determine whether the server returns a normal response. A port checker can determine whether a specific service port accepts connections, while DNS lookup can help inspect domain resolution results.

Are network test results always accurate?

Online tests are usually initiated from specific servers or network nodes, so results can be affected by the target server, firewall, CDN, and network path. Actual access conditions may differ between regions.