See your public IP, ISP, location and connection details. Works with what is my ip, my ip address, ip lookup. Free, private and runs in your browser — no sign-up.
Your public IP address is how the wider internet identifies your connection. This page shows it in large type, along with your provider, an approximate location, time zone and network details — useful when you are setting up a server, checking a VPN or troubleshooting a connection.
No. The location is derived from your internet provider and is approximate, often placing you in a nearby city or a regional data centre.
Providers route traffic through hubs, and mobile networks often exit in a different city. The result reflects the network, not your GPS position.
Every site you visit can see your IP address, and geolocation databases can estimate a region from it. A VPN masks it.
Yes. It asks a public lookup service to report the address your request came from — the same address every website already sees.
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