What Is My IP Address?

Using this IP lookup tool is simple and requires no setup. As soon as you open the page, your public IP address and network details are automatically detected and displayed.

• View Your IP Address: Your IPv4 and IPv6 addresses appear at the top of the page. Use the copy buttons to quickly save them.
• Check Device & Browser Info: Scroll down to see details about your browser, operating system, device type, and connection.
• Review Network Information: If available, you’ll see your ISP, approximate location, ASN, and network type.
• Detect WebRTC IP: The WebRTC section reveals any additional IP addresses that may be exposed by your browser.
• Get Precise Location (Optional): Click “Get Precise Location” to allow GPS-based location detection for more accurate coordinates.

Note: IP-based location data is approximate and may not reflect your exact physical location.

This IP lookup tool provides a fast and reliable way to understand your internet connection, troubleshoot issues, and improve your online privacy awareness.

• Instant Results: No waiting or configuration required — your IP and network details load immediately.
• Privacy Awareness: See what information websites can detect about you, including location, ISP, and connection type.
• Troubleshooting: Useful for diagnosing network issues, checking VPN/proxy status, or confirming your connection setup.
• Security Insights: Detect potential IP leaks through WebRTC and understand your exposure online.
• Developer Friendly: Great for testing APIs, server configurations, and geolocation-based features.
• Cross-Device Compatibility: Works seamlessly on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices without additional tools.

Whether you're a developer, network admin, or everyday user, this tool helps you quickly understand how your device connects to the internet.

An IP address (Internet Protocol address) is a unique identifier assigned to your device when it connects to the internet. It acts like a digital address, allowing websites, servers, and online services to send and receive data to the correct destination.

There are two main types of IP addresses:

• IPv4: The most common format, consisting of four sets of numbers (e.g. 192.168.1.1).
• IPv6: A newer format designed to support more devices, using a longer combination of numbers and letters.

Your IP address can reveal general information about your connection, such as your internet service provider (ISP), country, and approximate location. However, it does not typically identify you personally.

Understanding your IP address is useful for troubleshooting network issues, improving security, and learning how your device communicates online.