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IP Address Info
Check your public IP address, IPv4 or IPv6 availability, and location details such as city, ISP, and timezone.
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Public IP lookup
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About IP addresses
IPv4 and IPv6 basicsYour public IP address is the internet-facing address assigned by your network provider. Websites and APIs use it to know where to send traffic back to your device.
IPv4 is the older format with dotted numbers such as 203.0.113.10. IPv6 is newer, longer, and designed to support a much larger number of unique addresses.
Location details shown here are approximate and come from free IP geolocation data. They are helpful for troubleshooting, but they are not precise enough to identify an exact street address.
How to use
How to find your public IP address and basic network location details
- 1 Load the page and wait a moment while the tool requests your public IP address from a free external lookup API.
- 2 Read the large IP display first, then review the IPv4 and IPv6 fields to see which address types are available on your connection.
- 3 Check the city, region, country, ISP, and timezone values when you want a quick idea of how your connection is being geolocated.
- 4 Use the Copy IP button to place the detected public IP on your clipboard for support tickets, network tests, or remote access setup.
- 5 If the location service is unavailable, review the fallback browser details and try again later for the full geolocation response.
Knowing your public IP address is useful for troubleshooting, hosting, remote work, VPN checks, DNS updates, firewall rules, and general network diagnostics. This tool shows the address in a large format so it is easy to copy, while also adding location and provider context when the lookup service returns those details. Everything runs in the browser and requires no account or sign-in.
It is important to remember that IP-based geolocation is approximate. The city, region, and ISP data shown here can be very helpful for diagnostics, but they are estimates based on IP ranges rather than exact GPS coordinates. Even so, the combination of IP, timezone, and provider information is often enough to confirm whether a connection appears local, remote, tunneled, or unexpectedly routed through another network.
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