Recosint | 14 Free OSINT Tools
14 free OSINT tools - IP lookup, EXIF, DNS & more
Recosint | 14 Free OSINT Tools launched on April 20, 2026.
What it does
Free browser-based OSINT and cybersecurity tools - no login required, no software to install. 🔍 IP Intelligence — geolocation, ASN & threat score 👤 Username Search — 45+ platforms + Google Dorks 🌐 DNS Lookup — SPF, DMARC/DKIM analysis 📧 Email Security — spoofing simulator included 🖥️ Browser Fingerprint — WebRTC leak detection 📷 EXIF Analyzer — GPS & device fingerprint + 8 more tools Built for security researchers, investigators and privacy professionals.
14 free browser-based OSINT and cybersecurity tools — IP lookup, DNS intelligence, EXIF analyzer, email security auditor, hash generator, and more. No login required.
Recosint provides 14 free OSINT tools online for security researchers, investigators, and privacy professionals. Every tool is browser-based – no login required, no software to install, no paywall. Run IP intelligence, DNS lookups, EXIF analysis, email security audits, metadata extraction, and more directly in your browser. Geolocate any IP, identify network ownership, and detect proxies - instant, no login required. Search usernames across 50+ platforms and map digital footprints simultaneously. Full DNS record lookup, subdomain enumeration, and domain infrastructure analysis. Verify SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records and detect email spoofing vulnerabilities instantly. See exactly what…from recosint.com
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