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Wormhole Info — complete guide

Type a wormhole code like H296 or K162 and see where it leads, what fits through it and how long it lives. The page frames whtype.info, a community reference for wormhole runners; this guide explains how to read it.

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Service
whtype.info, with its safeExplo page
Covers
Every wormhole type, plus exploration sites
Language
English interface
Wormhole Info on Capsuleers.App: whtype.info with the C247 wormhole selected and its attributes linked by lines
C247 selected: spawns in Class 4, leads to C3, up to Battleship, 2 000 000 000 kg, 16h.

What is Wormhole Info?

Wormhole Info is a Capsuleers.App page that embeds whtype.info, a community site that puts every wormhole type of EVE Online on one screen. On the left are the codes you read on the signature when you scan it down (A009 to Z971, plus K162); on the right, the attributes: where the hole spawns, where it leads, the largest ship that fits, total mass, lifetime and signature level.

Clicking a code draws lines to its attributes; clicking an attribute draws lines to every code that has it. It works both ways, so the same screen answers «what is this hole?» and «which holes lead to highsec from a C5?».

The same site has a second page, safeExplo, with the exploration sites: relic, data, ghost and gas sites, whether they are safe to warp to, which module they need and where they appear. Capsuleers.App does not copy any of this: everything is served by whtype.info inside the frame.

Wormhole dwellers

Read a fresh signature in seconds and decide whether to jump, roll or ignore it.

Explorers

Know which sites are safe to warp into before you burn the probes.

Day-trippers

Check that your ship fits and that the hole will not die behind you.

Getting started

  1. Scan the signatureWarp to it and read the wormhole code on its info window.
  2. Click the codeIn the WORMHOLES column on the left.
  3. Read the linesSpawn, destination, ship size, mass, lifetime, level.
  4. Or start from what you needClick an attribute to see every code that has it.

Features

Each card: what it does, how to use it, what it needs.
01

What does this wormhole code mean?

Wormhole Info on Capsuleers.App tells you where a wormhole leads, how big a ship fits and how long it lives from its code alone. Every wormhole type has a code (C247, H296, N110...). Clicking it in the WORMHOLES column links it to its attributes: which class it spawns in, where it leads, the largest ship that can jump (SHIP JUMP SIZE), total mass before it collapses, lifetime and signature level. A box also reports whether it is a static, a wandering hole or both.

How to use it

  1. Find the code in the WORMHOLES column on the left — they are in alphabetical order.
  2. Click it: lines connect it to its values in each column.
  3. Click the code again, or the small close button on the right, to clear the selection.
No account needed

Tip K162 is the exit side of every wormhole: its destination is «jump to identify», because it depends on the hole that opened it.

whtype.info with C247 clicked: lines to Class 4, C3, up to Battleship, 2 000 000 000 kg, 16h and levels I and II
AnimatedC247: from Class 4 to C3, up to Battleship, 16 hours.
02

Which wormholes lead where I need to go?

In Wormhole Info you can start from the destination instead of the code: the attribute columns work in reverse. Click a value — a class in SPAWN IN, a destination in LEADS TO, a ship size or a lifetime — and every wormhole code that has it lights up, with lines to the value.

How to use it

  1. Click a value in one of the attribute columns, for example Class 5 under SPAWN IN.
  2. The matching codes light up on the left.
  3. Click a lit code to see its full set of attributes.
No account needed

Tip Useful to answer «which holes from my class can lead to highsec?»: pick the class, then check which of the lit codes lead to HS.

whtype.info with Class 5 clicked under SPAWN IN and every wormhole code that spawns there highlighted
AnimatedClass 5 clicked: every code that can spawn in a C5 lights up.
03

Which exploration sites are safe to warp to?

The safeExplo page of Wormhole Info tells you which exploration sites are safe to warp to. The «safe Explo» link at the top left opens the second page of the site. It lists the exploration sites — relic, data, ghost, drone and gas sites — and for each one tells you whether it is SAFE or NOT SAFE to warp in, which module it needs, its type, where it appears and which gases it holds.

How to use it

  1. Click «safe Explo» at the top left of the frame.
  2. Point at a site name in the SITE NAME column — the lines appear as soon as the pointer is on it.
  3. Lines link it to SAFE or NOT SAFE, the analyser it needs, its type and the space it appears in.
  4. Click «wh type» at the top left to go back to the wormholes.
No account needed

Tip NOT SAFE means the site has rats or defenders that react on arrival: bring a ship that can take it, or skip it.

The safeExplo page of whtype.info: exploration sites on the left, SAFE or NOT SAFE, module, type, where they appear and gases on the right
safeExplo: every exploration site, and the attributes it links to when you point at it.

Frequently asked questions

How do I identify a wormhole in EVE Online?

Scan the signature down, warp to it and show info on the wormhole: the window gives its code (for example H296). Look that code up here to see where it leads, the maximum ship size, its mass and its lifetime.

What is a K162 wormhole?

K162 is the exit side of any wormhole, the side that appears when someone opens a hole from the other end. Its destination is not fixed: you only know where it goes by jumping or by checking the code on the other side.

What is the difference between a static and a wandering wormhole?

A static respawns in its system every time it collapses, so the system always has one. A wandering hole spawns randomly. whtype.info marks each code as Static, Wandering or both.

What does the mass of a wormhole mean?

Total mass is how much ship mass can pass before the hole collapses; ship jump size is the largest ship class that can go through at all. Both are on the card of each code.

Which exploration sites are safe to run?

The safeExplo page of whtype.info marks each relic, data, ghost and gas site as SAFE or NOT SAFE. Safe sites have no defenders on arrival; unsafe ones do.

Do I need an account?

No. Neither Capsuleers.App nor whtype.info asks for a login to read this data.

Does Capsuleers.App keep its own copy of the data?

No. The page frames whtype.info: all data and updates come from that site. Capsuleers.App has its own wormhole tools — static and effect panels on the live map, Thera connections — listed below.