What is my IP address?
Instantly see your public IP address, approximate location and the browser, screen and system details your device shares with every website.
Your public IP address
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What this tool shows
It displays the public IP address your internet provider has assigned to your connection — the address every website you visit can see — along with the browser, screen and system details your device shares automatically. Your IP is read by our own server only to show it back to you; it is never logged or passed to a third party.
Understanding your IP address
Your public IP is different from the local address your router hands out at home (the 192.168.x.x kind). It usually points to your provider's nearest hub, which is why the estimated location is approximate rather than your exact street. Most home connections use a dynamic IP that changes now and then, and a VPN or mobile data will show a different address entirely.
How to use it
- 1Your public IP address appears at the top as soon as the page loads.
- 2Below it you see the browser, connection, screen and system details your device reveals to websites.
- 3Use the Copy button to grab your IP for support chats, allow-lists or gaming setups.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a public IP address?
- It is the address your internet provider assigns to your connection, which every website you visit can see. It is not the same as your local network address (like 192.168.x.x).
- Do you store my IP address?
- No. Your IP is read by our own server only to show it back to you on this page — it is not logged, stored or shared with any third party.
- Why is my location not exactly right?
- Location is estimated from your IP address, which usually points to your provider's nearest hub rather than your exact address. It is approximate by design.
- Why does my IP change?
- Most home connections use a dynamic IP that your provider changes from time to time. Using a VPN or mobile data will also show a different IP.
- What's the difference between IPv4 and IPv6?
- IPv4 addresses look like 203.0.113.5; the newer IPv6 are longer (e.g. 2001:db8::1). Your provider may give you one or both; this tool shows whichever your connection uses.
- How do I hide my IP address?
- A VPN or proxy routes your traffic through another server, so sites see that server's IP instead of yours.
- Can someone find my home address from my IP?
- No. Your IP reveals only an approximate region and your provider — not your name or street address. Only your provider can link an IP to an account, and only through a legal request.