A simple, open-source, client-side tool to generate a torrc configuration file. Nothing leaves your browser.
This site builds a torrc, the configuration file for the Tor daemon, entirely in your browser. Choose a role and options, and it writes the directives for you.
An onion (hidden) service exposes a server through Tor at a .onion address, so neither its IP nor its visitors' IPs are revealed. Tick the onion service box and point it at a local port to host one. This site itself runs an onion service.
Exit relays carry traffic out to the open internet and can attract abuse complaints and legal attention to your address. Most operators run non-exit relays or bridges, which still help the network with far less risk. Only enable exit traffic if you understand the implications.
No. This site is a static page that runs entirely client-side. Nothing you enter is sent anywhere, so it works offline.
Yes! You can find the full source code on GitHub.
Disclaimer: This tool is provided "as is" with no warranties. Always review the generated configuration and consult the official Tor documentation before running it.