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What Is My IP

See the public IP observed for your connection and available approximate network details. Missing location data is not proof of a connection problem.

Your public IP

Address observed for this request. A VPN, proxy or mobile network may change the address.

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Location is approximate and may identify a network exit rather than your home. Missing details are shown as unavailable.

VPN use and support for the other IP version cannot be determined from this request.

The public IP comes from the request, or ipify when needed. Approximate location and network data come from IPinfo.

What is What Is My IP?

The tool first uses the public client address reported to this site by its hosting proxy. If that address is unavailable, your browser requests an address from ipify. IPinfo supplies available network and approximate location details. If IPinfo fails, the observed IP remains visible and missing fields are marked unavailable.

When to use this tool?

Compare the public address before and after switching Wi-Fi, mobile data or a VPN. An address can be shared by many devices through NAT, so it is not a unique device identifier.

Examples

  • A city supplied by an IP database may refer to the provider’s network rather than your home. It is not GPS location.
  • An IPv4 result describes this lookup connection. It does not establish that your device lacks IPv6.

How to use What Is My IP

1. Wait for the lookup to finish. 2. Read the public IP and available details; copy the address if needed. 3. After changing networks, refresh and compare. Browser and operating-system labels are inferred from browser information.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can this tool confirm that a VPN is active?

A: No. A different IP or timezone is not sufficient proof. The page does not label a VPN as detected.

Q: Which information goes to external services?

A: IPinfo receives the queried public IP. The browser contacts ipify only for the fallback lookup. Never treat the returned city or provider name as a verified personal location.


How it works

Only the protocol used by the observed address is shown. The page does not invent a hostname, infer both address families or substitute the hosting server’s IP.