Identify API key types and get ready-to-run validation commands. Supports 455+ services. No server processing, complete privacy.
100% Client-Side
Keys never leave your browser
455+ Patterns
AWS, GitHub, Stripe, Slack & more
Ready Commands
Copy & run validation commands
Risk Assessment
Understand potential impact
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The API Key Checker is a free, client-side security tool designed for developers, security professionals, penetration testers, and bug bounty hunters. It instantly identifies the type of API key, token, or secret you've discovered and provides everything you need to understand and validate it.
With support for 455+ patterns across 350+ services, including AWS, GitHub, Stripe, OpenAI, and many more, this tool helps you quickly assess discovered credentials during security assessments or incident response.
Unlike online validators that send your keys to remote servers, our tool runs entirely in your browser. Your sensitive credentials are never transmitted, stored, or logged. This makes it safe to use even with production keys during incident response.
Bug Bounty Hunting
Quickly identify and validate secrets found during reconnaissance. Get instant validation commands to prove impact in your reports.
Penetration Testing
Verify if discovered credentials are active during security assessments. Understand the blast radius of compromised keys.
Incident Response
Rapidly assess the impact of leaked credentials. Identify affected services and get remediation steps immediately.
Developer Security
Check if accidentally committed keys are still valid. Verify key rotation was successful after credential exposure.
Security Audits
Audit codebases for exposed secrets. Identify the service and risk level of any discovered API keys or tokens.
Paste Your Key
Enter any API key, token, or secret into the input field. The tool accepts single keys or text containing multiple secrets.
Pattern Matching
The tool runs your input against 455+ regex patterns for different services. High-confidence patterns (unique prefixes like ghp_,sk-ant-, AKIA) are prioritized.
Results & Guidance
View the identified service, risk level, what the key can access, and get ready-to-run validation commands with expected responses.
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