What Is My IP Address?
See the public IP observed by this site, its address family and available country, ASN and network-organization information.
Your IP Address Is:
The IP address comes from your connection to this site. Optional country and network lookups send that address to IPinfo Lite; city, timezone and precise location are not supplied.
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AS Organization
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ASN
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How to use this tool
Follow these steps to get observations you can interpret and act on.
Read the observed address
The page requests your public connection address automatically. Copy it if you need it for troubleshooting.
Review network information
Check the IP family, country and available autonomous system number (ASN) and organization. The map highlights a country, not your device.
Refresh after a network change
Reconnect through your VPN, switch networks or change proxy settings, then refresh the IP data to compare the observed route.
How the public IP address lookup works
Your public IP is the source address this site observes when your browser connects. It may belong to your ISP, a shared network, a proxy or a VPN exit. The lookup distinguishes that observed address from optional network and country data.
Understanding your results
- IPv4 uses dotted decimal notation; IPv6 uses hexadecimal groups. This page reports the address observed for this connection, rather than every address on your device.
- Several devices can share a public IP through a router, carrier network or VPN. A public IP alone does not identify a person or reveal browsing history.
- An ASN identifies an internet routing network. Its organization may differ from the retail ISP or VPN brand you recognize.
Privacy & important limitations
- The source IP is visible to this site. Optional country and network enrichment sends the address to IPinfo Lite.
- Country data is approximate network information. The lookup does not supply a city, time zone or precise coordinates, and the map does not request device location permission.
Read the source and limitations alongside each value. Missing or estimated data should not be treated as a verified identity or location.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the map country different from where I live?
IP country data can describe a VPN exit, proxy, carrier routing or an outdated allocation. It is not a physical-location measurement.
Does this show my private Wi-Fi address?
No. A local address such as 192.168.1.1 belongs to a private network. This page shows the public source address observed by the site.