# Find Turnstile parameters

> How to find Cloudflare Turnstile's websiteKey (sitekey, starting with 0x) and websiteURL. Search the page source for data-sitekey or turnstile.render, or check challenges.cloudflare.com requests in the Network panel.

Source: https://docs.yescaptcha.com/en/guides/find-turnstile-parameters/ · Last verified: 2026-10-15

A [Turnstile](https://docs.yescaptcha.com/en/tasks/turnstile/) task needs `websiteURL` (the page showing the widget) and `websiteKey` (the site key, usually starting with `0x`). First make sure it is Turnstile and not the challenge page; see [Identify the captcha type](https://docs.yescaptcha.com/en/guides/identify-captcha/).

## websiteKey

**Method 1: page source.** In the Elements panel of the developer tools (F12), search for `data-sitekey`:

```html
<div class="cf-turnstile" data-sitekey="0x4AAAAAAAxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"></div>
```

**Method 2: scripts.** If the widget is rendered with JavaScript, right-click in the Sources panel, choose “Search in all files”, search for `turnstile.render`, and read `sitekey` in its options:

```js
turnstile.render('#container', { sitekey: '0x4AAAAAAAxxxxxxxxxxxxxx', callback: onDone });
```

**Method 3: network requests.** Search the Network panel for `challenges.cloudflare.com`; the widget’s iframe URL contains the site key starting with `0x`.

## websiteURL

The full URL of the page that shows the widget, for example `https://example.com/login`.

## Submitting the token

When the task is done, put `token` into the form’s hidden field named `cf-turnstile-response` (if the page uses `turnstile.render` with a `callback`, call that callback with the token), then submit the form. Use the result’s `userAgent` as the User-Agent of the submission.