GeeTest

GeeTest Solver for the GeeTest v3 Slide CAPTCHA

Let CapSkip slide the GeeTest v3 puzzle for you. Each slider is done within roughly 7 to 12 seconds on a machine you control, and your monthly plan already includes every one you meet.

Windows x64·Runs locally, so no CAPTCHA leaves your machine
  • GeeTest v3 slide puzzle
  • No dragging by hand
  • About 7 to 12 seconds
GeeTests a month25,000
25.0k250.0k
Metered elsewhere, about $2.10 per 1,000$52.50
CapSkip Bronze, flat$35.00
$17.50stays in your pocketevery month, at this volume

This GeeTest solver finishes the v3 slide puzzle for you, so your bots, tools and browser sessions get past the slider without anyone touching a mouse. The work happens on a desktop, VPS or server you rent or own, and the sites on your list are never handed to an outside solving farm. Expect about 7 to 12 seconds per slider, because every puzzle is completed inside a genuine browser working quietly behind the scenes.

The slider looks easy, and that is the trap. Every puzzle shows a new picture with the gap in a new place, and each one is accepted only once and for about a minute. CapSkip finds the gap, completes the slide and hands back the result the site checks, so your run moves on instead of stalling on a picture.

Most per-solve services bill GeeTest by the 1,000, which means every expired puzzle you retry is charged again. Here a single monthly plan from $35 settles each GeeTest v3 solve, second attempts included, with no cap on threads. One thing to know before you start: CapSkip covers GeeTest v3, the slide puzzle, and not the newer GeeTest v4.

Not sure which GeeTest a site uses? You do not have to read any code to find out. Install CapSkip, take the trial (good for 3 days or 500 solves, no card required) and point it at the site. If the slider clears, you are covered; if it never does, you learn that before paying anything. Start the free trial

What the GeeTest v3 solver takes off your hands

The whole slide, start to finish

CapSkip spots the gap in the picture, completes the slide in its own background browser and returns the pass the site checks. Your mouse stays free the whole time.

About 7 to 12 seconds a slider

Because GeeTest is finished in a real browser, each puzzle takes roughly 7 to 12 seconds. Run several at the same time and those waits overlap rather than pile up.

Run many sliders at the same time

No plan limits threads. How many GeeTest puzzles you clear side by side depends on your machine, mainly its memory; for long, busy runs we suggest at least 32 GB.

Your target list stays private

Puzzles are solved on hardware you control, never passed to a crowd of remote workers, so the sites you automate, and how often, stay your business.

Keeps your current GeeTest setup

Already paying 2Captcha or CapMonster to clear GeeTest from your software? Choose that service from the CapSkip list and the tool keeps working untouched, with every slide now solved on your hardware.

Second attempts are free

A puzzle that went stale before you submitted it is simply solved again. Your plan already covers every attempt, so a rough afternoon never turns into a bigger invoice.

Three ways to put the GeeTest solver to work

Python
from capskip import CapSkip

solver = CapSkip(host="127.0.0.1", port=8080)

# Fetch a fresh gt + challenge pair from the page right before solving.
result = solver.geetest(
    gt="81388ea1fc187e0c335c0a8907ff2625",
    challenge="7cf6a8b1a2c34d5e6f7089abcdef0123",
    url="https://example.com/login",
)

# geetest_challenge, geetest_validate and geetest_seccode for the form.
print(result["challenge"], result["validate"], result["seccode"])

A short Python example: pass the puzzle details from the page to CapSkip and get the completed GeeTest v3 slide back.

In your browser, with no code

With CapSkip running, an add-on for Chrome or Firefox clears GeeTest sliders on the pages you visit, right where the puzzle pops up.

Official SDKs for developers

.NET, PHP, Python and Node.js developers ask for a GeeTest v3 solve in one call, and the finished result comes straight back into their own program.

Local API for tools you already run

Software written for 2Captcha-style services can talk to CapSkip as it is. Pick that service in the app and your GeeTest traffic is handled by your own machine.

Watch a GeeTest v3 slider clear itself

Our demo page loads a live GeeTest v3 puzzle. Start CapSkip with the add-on installed, open the demo and watch the puzzle pass without a single drag from you.

Start solving GeeTest sliders in three steps

  1. Install CapSkip

    Put CapSkip on a desktop, a Windows VPS or a rented server. GeeTest solving spins up browsers behind the scenes, so give it plenty of memory, ideally 32 GB or more. Download the installer

  2. Pick a plan or try it free

    Your plan decides how many machines may solve at once: a single one with Bronze, a pair with Silver, three with Gold. Trying first? Take the free trial, then log in with the account details we email you. See what each plan costs

  3. Aim it at the slider

    Open pages with the add-on or route your current tool through the app, then enter the proxies you normally use so each puzzle is solved over the connections your tool already relies on. Read the setup guide

Pricing

Stop paying per solve

Choose your license

Bronze License

$35/ month

Subscribe to Bronze

Instant license activation

Billed monthly. Cancel from your account whenever you like.

Same features. More machines, more throughput.

Every machine solves as fast as its own CPU and memory allow. More machines run more threads at the same time, so Silver solves twice as many CAPTCHAs at once and Gold three times as many.

  • Unlimited solving, no daily cap
  • Unlimited threads, speed scales with your hardware
  • 90% to 100% recognition accuracy
  • Drop-in replacement for the major solving service APIs
  • Works with almost any tool, no coding required
  • REST API, SDKs and a browser extension
  • Free training when a new CAPTCHA type appears
  • Runs on your machine, nothing leaves it

Every CAPTCHA type CapSkip solves is on every license. See the coverage band

Just want to try it first?

Start with a free 3-day trial and solve 500 CAPTCHAs of any type on your own targets.

Start the free trial

GeeTest slider bypass: why hand dragging and home-made solvers fall short

GeeTest is a common sight on gaming platforms, crypto exchanges, online shops and many Asian sites. Its best-known form is the v3 slide puzzle: a photo with a piece missing and a handle you drag until the piece drops into place. It tends to sit exactly where automation needs to pass, on sign-ups, logins and busy forms.

Dragging it yourself works for one account and falls apart at a hundred. Home-made solvers struggle too. Every puzzle uses a fresh picture, each one is accepted once and for about a minute, and the open-source projects you find on GitHub usually need repairs whenever GeeTest changes its widget, which leaves you maintaining a tool instead of running your job.

CapSkip takes the slide off your hands. It loads the puzzle in a hidden browser of its own, finds the gap, completes the slide and passes the result back to the add-on, your tool or your code, typically within 7 to 12 seconds. Recognition accuracy sits between 90% and 100%, and when a slide does fail, you ask for a fresh puzzle at no extra charge. Because a real browser does the work, GeeTest runs best with your own proxies and a machine with generous memory.

One honest limit: CapSkip handles GeeTest v3 and not GeeTest v4, the newer generation some sites have moved to. You do not need to inspect a page to learn which one you face. Run the free trial against the sites on your list. Sliders that clear are covered; if a site keeps failing even on a clean connection, ask our Telegram support before you subscribe.

Does CapSkip handle GeeTest v4 as well as v3?
Not at the moment. CapSkip solves the GeeTest v3 slide puzzle, and GeeTest v4 is not supported. When a new CAPTCHA type is added, it appears in the CapSkip changelog and is announced on our Telegram channel, so you can follow the news there.
How can I tell whether a site runs GeeTest v3 or v4 without reading code?
Test it for real. Install CapSkip, run the trial and visit the site with the add-on or your usual tool. A slider that clears means v3, and you are covered. If it keeps failing even on a clean network, message our support on Telegram and ask the team to take a look.
How long does one GeeTest slide take?
Usually about 7 to 12 seconds. That is slower than a text CAPTCHA because CapSkip completes GeeTest in a real browser instead of just reading a picture. No plan limits threads, so you can run many sliders together, and the overall pace then depends on the memory and processor of your machine.
Are proxies needed for GeeTest sliders?
Plan on using them. GeeTest is one of the CAPTCHA types where they matter, because CapSkip solves it in a real browser and the site sees where that browser connects from. Add yours once in the app, ideally the same ones your bot or browser already uses, and every puzzle is solved through them.
What happens when a GeeTest slide fails?
You request a fresh puzzle and solve again. Each GeeTest puzzle is accepted only once and for about a minute, so an old one cannot be reused. On a flat plan that second try costs nothing, while per-solve services charge for each attempt. If one site fails over and over, check your network setup first.
Will the bot or tool I already use work with CapSkip for GeeTest?
Very likely. If it already sends GeeTest v3 to 2Captcha, CapMonster or another service that CapSkip imitates, CapSkip can take that service's place: choose it in the app and nothing in your setup changes, except that the solving now happens on your own machine. For work done by hand in a browser, use the add-on instead.
What does GeeTest solving cost with CapSkip?
The same at any volume. One machine costs $35 a month on Bronze; Silver runs two for $60 and Gold three for $75, without any setup fee. Every GeeTest solve and retry is included, whereas per-solve services price GeeTest by the 1,000, so their total rises each busy week.
Is a free GeeTest solver from GitHub good enough?
For learning how the slide puzzle works, often yes. For daily use, you own the upkeep: when GeeTest updates its widget, the project often breaks until someone repairs it, and that someone is usually you. CapSkip is kept up to date for you and comes with the add-on, SDKs and a local API.

Let CapSkip handle your next GeeTest slider

Set CapSkip up once and stop dragging puzzle pieces for good. A single subscription pays for all the GeeTest v3 slides you run, and the sites you work on are never shared with an outside solver.