Detect exposed API keys on websites instantly with our free security tool. Scan live websites for credential leaks, secret detection, and key exposure across 150+ patterns.
Simply paste your website URL. Our automated secret detection will scan the live website for credential leaks.
We check the main page plus 17+ common locations including .env files, config files, and hidden paths for key exposure.
Instant results showing any exposed API keys with severity ratings. Learn how to rotate and revoke exposed API keys immediately.
Our free API key security scanner tool uses 150+ patterns to detect exposed credentials including:
Never hardcode API keys in source code. Use environment variables (.env files) and ensure they're in your .gitignore. Prevent API key exposure in production by keeping .env files server-side only.
If you detect exposed API keys on websites, rotate them immediately. Don't wait - attackers can exploit leaked credentials within minutes. Use secret management tools like AWS Secrets Manager or HashiCorp Vault.
Enable automated secret detection in your CI/CD pipeline. Tools like Gitleaks, TruffleHog, and our scanner help you find leaked credentials in code before deployment. Scan every commit for credential leaks.
Use API key restrictions (IP whitelisting, domain restrictions, rate limits). Split keys by environment (development, staging, production). Never commit secrets to version control, even in private repositories.
Our scanner performs automated secret detection by fetching your webpage and checking 17+ common locations (including .env files, config directories) using 150+ regex patterns. It identifies API keys, tokens, database credentials, and private keys from AWS, Google, GitHub, Stripe, OpenAI, and 140+ other services.
Immediately rotate and revoke exposed API keys through your service provider's dashboard. Remove the secrets from your codebase, add them to environment variables, and redeploy. Check your git history for the leaked credentials and consider rewriting history or rotating all historical keys.
Yes! Use our free scan before deploying to production. Better yet, integrate automated secret detection into your CI/CD pipeline to catch credential leaks before they reach production. Regular security scans help protect your API keys from leaks and unauthorized access.
Yes, our API key security scanner is completely free with no signup required. We provide this free security tool to help developers protect their applications from credential leaks and security breaches.
We detect 150+ secret types including: AWS access keys, Google API keys, GitHub tokens, Stripe keys, OpenAI/Anthropic API keys, database connection strings (PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MySQL), JWT tokens, OAuth secrets, private keys (RSA, SSH, PGP), and many more. Our secret detection covers all major cloud providers, payment processors, and development tools.
No, we do not store any URLs or detected secrets. All scanning is performed server-side in real-time and results are only returned to you. Your data is never logged or persisted.
This free API key security scanner helps developers detect exposed API keys, prevent credential leaks, and protect their infrastructure from security breaches. Our automated secret detection uses advanced pattern matching based on open-source security tools like Gitleaks and TruffleHog to scan live websites for key exposure across 150+ secret patterns.
Use this free scan tool to find leaked credentials in code, secure environment variables, and ensure no API keys are exposed in production. Perfect for security audits, pre-deployment checks, and continuous monitoring of your web applications.
Note: This tool performs server-side scanning and does not store any URLs or detected secrets. Rate limiting is managed at the infrastructure level for optimal performance.