Free tool · Runs in your browser

Your browser's canvas fingerprint

Ask two browsers to draw the same image and the pixels come out slightly differently. This test renders several canvases live, shows you the actual images, and turns them into the hash trackers use to recognize you.

Combined canvas fingerprint
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Runs in your browser - nothing is stored
Live renders
2D text & shapes
Hash
Emoji rendering
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Gradients & blending
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WebGL 3D
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Running the test…
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How canvas fingerprinting works

A site draws text and shapes to a hidden canvas, then reads the pixels back. Tiny differences in your GPU, drivers, fonts and anti-aliasing make the result nearly unique - and invisible to you, until now.

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Why it's hard to hide

Blocking canvas or adding random noise makes you stand out as 'the browser hiding its canvas'. A believable, stable canvas that differs per profile is the goal - what Donut Browser renders for each identity.

Stay unlinkable

Every profile its own identity

Donut Browser is a free, open-source anti-detect browser. Each profile gets its own consistent fingerprint, IP and proxy, so the signals on these tools can't tie your accounts together or back to you.

Questions, answered.

It's an identifier built from how your browser renders images to an HTML canvas. Because rendering depends on your hardware and software, the output is nearly unique to your device.