What is my IP Address?
Instantly detect your public IP address and get detailed geolocation data including city, region, and ISP.
Real-time detection and geolocation
Built With Care
“IP geolocation data is powered by FreeIPAPI.com, an open-source API that provides real-time IP lookup with ASN, timezone, and currency information.”
IP Address Lookup & Geolocation
Shows your public IP address along with city, region, ISP, and timezone. Queries a third-party API and displays the result immediately. No install needed. A fallback provider keeps the IP itself visible even when the geolocation service is unreachable.
- 1Visit this page to Auto-Detect your current public IPv4 or IPv6 address.
- 2Review the Geolocation Dashboard to see your city, region, and country based on your IP.
- 3Identify your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and current network ASN.
- 4Check your Local Timezone and currency data associated with your connection location.
- 5Use the Refresh Toggle to verify IP changes after connecting to a VPN or Proxy service.
- 6Refresh again after switching networks, tethering from a phone, or reconnecting a VPN to confirm the new egress address.
- 7Copy the address with the copy button for firewall allowlists, support tickets, or remote-access configuration.
- Instant Public IP Detection: Fast, zero-config tool to reveal your external IP address used by websites.
- Deep Network Insights: Fetch metadata about your connection including ISP name, AS number, and organizational routing.
- VPN Leak Check: Check if your VPN is leaking your true IP by comparing detected values with your expected tunnel location.
- Global Database Accuracy: Queries high-fidelity IP databases to provide the most accurate geolocation data available.
- Safe & Encrypted: No logs of your IP are stored on our servers. The detection happens securely via encrypted client-side API calls.
- Automatic Provider Fallback: When the primary geolocation API times out, a second endpoint still returns the raw IP address so the page never goes blank.
- Copy-to-Clipboard for Allowlists: Grab the current address in one click for pasting into a security group, VPN client, or support ticket.
Real Ways People Use This
VPN Verification
Confirm your VPN is working by checking if the detected IP matches your expected tunnel location.
Network Troubleshooting
Identify your public IP and ISP to diagnose connectivity issues or verify proxy configuration.
Web Development
Test how your application detects and displays user geolocation from IP data.
Firewall Allowlisting
Copy your public IP into a security group, VPN, or server allowlist so administrative access works from a known address.
Geo-Gated Content QA
Compare the country and timezone fields against the region you expect when testing region-locked pages, storefronts, or CDN rules.
- IP geolocation is approximate and often maps to ISP routing hubs instead of exact physical location.
- Public IP can change with network resets, mobile transitions, or ISP assignment policies.
- Avoid publicly exposing your IP when testing from sensitive networks.
- A VPN only hides your origin if it covers every protocol. WebRTC and DNS can still reveal the real address if the browser is not configured to block them, so confirm with a WebRTC leak test before assuming anonymity.
- Carrier-grade NAT means several subscribers can share one public IP. If you allowlist an address for admin access, you may be locking in other customers behind the same NAT.
- 1Check detected public IP and compare expected VPN/proxy location.
- 2Review ISP/ASN and timezone metadata for anomalies.
- 3Refresh after network changes to confirm tunnel or route behavior.
- 4Confirm the timezone shown matches the city before trusting geo-targeting or CDN routing assumptions.
- 5Copy the address somewhere safe before refreshing — residential IPs rotate often enough that a stale allowlist entry causes lockouts.