🗺 Network Path · Hop-by-Hop
Traceroute
Trace the network path to any domain or IP address. Discover each hop, resolve hostnames, and measure latency at every step.
Enter a domain or IP address to trace the route.
How This Browser Traceroute Works
Traditional traceroute uses ICMP packets with varying TTL values — this requires OS-level socket access that browsers don't have. This tool uses a combination of DNS resolution, HTTP latency probing, and IP geolocation to approximate the network path. It resolves the destination IP, measures latency to known intermediate networks, and displays geolocation data for each discoverable hop.
For a full ICMP traceroute, use the
For a full ICMP traceroute, use the
traceroute (Linux/Mac) or tracert (Windows) command.