What Is My IP
Instantly see your public IP address, location, ISP, and connection details.
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The address the internet sees you as
Your device has a private address on your local network, but the internet sees a different, public one assigned by your provider. This tool shows that public IP address along with the location, ISP and connection details associated with it, so you can see how you appear to the sites you visit.
Why this is useful to know
Your public IP is what you allowlist in a firewall to reach a service, what you check to confirm a VPN is actually routing your traffic, and what a support engineer asks for when diagnosing a connection. The rough location and ISP shown come from databases that map addresses to networks; they place you by network, not by GPS, which is why the city may be your provider’s rather than exactly yours.
A note on what this reveals
The fact that any website can see this information is itself worth understanding: your IP, approximate location and provider are visible to every site you visit, which is part of why VPNs exist. Checking here shows you exactly what is exposed. The lookup reports what the connection presents; the address shown is the one carrying your request.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between my public and private IP?
The private IP identifies your device on your local network; the public IP is the single address your provider presents to the internet on your behalf, and it is what websites see.
Why is the location not exactly right?
Because it comes from databases that map IP ranges to networks, placing you by your provider’s network rather than by GPS. The city shown is often the provider’s, not precisely yours.
How do I check whether my VPN is working?
Compare the IP and location shown with and without the VPN. If the VPN is routing your traffic, the address and apparent location change to the VPN’s.
Can every website see this?
Yes. Your public IP, approximate location and provider are visible to every site you visit, which is part of why privacy tools exist.
What can I use my public IP for?
Allowlisting your address in a firewall, confirming a VPN, and giving support engineers the detail they need to diagnose a connection.
Privacy & Security
IP fetched via public API. No data stored.
About This Tool
This tool runs entirely in your browser. No data is sent to any server, ensuring complete privacy. Simply use the interface above to get started — no registration or login required.
Disclaimer: This tool is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. Results are for educational and utility purposes.
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