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Router Login Finder
Find your router IP and admin login fast.
Router.fyi helps you find a likely default gateway, router IP address, and admin page directly in your browser. It also links to a web-based IP scanner, a WebSocket scanner, and a WebRTC leak test.
The homepage targets router login, default gateway, router IP finder, and router scanner intent. The deeper scanning terms are handled on dedicated pages so each tool has a clearer landing page.
Your local network data is not uploaded to our server. Router hints and scan attempts are launched from your browser on your device. You can install router.fyi as a home screen app for faster reopen and offline shell access.
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Likely router login pages
router login
default gateway
admin page
No router guesses yet. The page will try common gateways automatically, or you can enter a local IP/subnet manually.
Custom Device And Local Service Detections
Router models
IoT hubs
localhost probes
No custom device or local service detections yet.
Browser Compatibility
No upload
Mobile-ready
Progressive probes
Modern browsers expose different local-network signals. Router.fyi uses progressive enhancement and image-based device signatures so you still get useful router and device hints when deeper probing is limited.
The homepage auto-runs the router finder, then enriches results in the background with router signatures and local-service probes.
For broader subnet sweeps, use /webscan.
Tool Suite
web based ip scanner
wss scan
webrtc leak test
Targets search intent like router ip scanner, web based ip scanner, and ip scanner browser.
Targets wss scan and secure local endpoint discovery with browser-compatible WebSocket checks.
Targets webrtc leak test, webrtc leaktest, and related local IP exposure checks.
FAQ
What router IP addresses should I try first?
Common router login addresses include 192.168.0.1, 192.168.1.1, 192.168.0.254, 10.0.0.1, and 10.0.1.1. Router.fyi combines those defaults with any local subnet hints your browser exposes.
Why do some browsers show less network detail?
Browser vendors keep tightening local-network privacy and mixed-content rules. That is why Router.fyi separates router lookup, browser IP scanning, WebSocket scans, and WebRTC leak tests into focused pages with progressive enhancement.