🎭IP Spoofer

Spoof your IP address, browser, referer, and HTTP headers when visiting any URL. Test how websites respond to different client configurations.

🎯 Configure Spoofed Request
Configure your spoofed headers above and click "Send Spoofed Request" to see results.

How It Works

Our IP Spoofer works by acting as a proxy between you and the target URL. Here's the process:

  1. Configure Headers: Select or customize the HTTP headers you want to send, including your spoofed IP, browser user agent, referer, and language.
  2. Server-Side Request: Your configured request is sent from our Cloudflare Workers edge server to the target URL with all your custom headers applied.
  3. Response Analysis: We capture the target's response including status code, response headers, timing data, and a preview of the response body.
  4. Results Display: All captured data is displayed for your analysis, showing exactly how the target server responded to your spoofed identity.

This is invaluable for testing WAF rules, analytics systems, geo-restriction bypasses, and understanding how servers interpret client headers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is IP spoofing?
IP spoofing is the creation of Internet Protocol (IP) packets with a modified source address to either conceal the identity of the sender or to impersonate another computing system. In the context of HTTP requests, we can set the X-Forwarded-For header to present a different IP to the target server.
Is this tool legal to use?
This tool sends HTTP requests with modified headers, which is legal for testing purposes on servers you own or have permission to test. Never use this tool for unauthorized access or malicious purposes.
Does this actually change my IP address?
No. This tool sends the request from our server (Cloudflare's edge network) with your specified headers. The target server sees Cloudflare's IP, but the X-Forwarded-For header will contain your spoofed IP. Some servers trust this header for logging/analytics purposes.
Can I spoof requests to any website?
You can send requests to any publicly accessible HTTP/HTTPS URL. However, some sites may block or rate-limit requests from Cloudflare's IP ranges.
What headers can I customize?
You can customize User-Agent (browser identity), X-Forwarded-For (IP address), Referer (referring page), Accept-Language, DNT (Do Not Track), and Connection type. Each has preset options and a custom input.