What Is My IP Address?
Find your public IP address, approximate location, ISP, timezone, coordinates, and map location.
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What Is My IP Address?
Use this IP address lookup tool to find your public IP address, approximate IP location, ISP, organization, timezone, coordinates, and map location.
📄 About What Is My IP Address?
The What Is My IP Address? tool instantly displays your public IP address along with other useful network information. Whether you’re troubleshooting an internet connection, configuring remote access or simply curious about your online connection, this tool provides the details in seconds.
In addition to your public IP address, you may also see information such as your approximate location, internet service provider (ISP), IP version and other publicly available network details.
⚡ Quick Guide
- Open the page.
- Your public IP address is detected automatically.
- Review the available network information.
- Copy your IP address if needed.
- Use the details for troubleshooting or network configuration.
🎯 Why Check Your IP Address?
Your public IP address identifies your internet connection when you browse websites or use online services. Knowing your IP address can help when setting up remote access, troubleshooting network issues, configuring security settings or verifying that your VPN is working correctly.
It’s also useful when contacting technical support, as many providers request your public IP address while diagnosing connection problems.
📌 Network Tips
- Your public IP address is different from your private home network IP address.
- Restarting your router may change your public IP if your provider uses dynamic addresses.
- Using a VPN changes the public IP address seen by websites.
- Never share sensitive account information simply because someone knows your IP address.
- If you’re troubleshooting connectivity issues, note both your IP address and your ISP.
💼 Common Uses
Remote Access
Confirm your public IP before connecting to your home or office network.
VPN Testing
Check whether your VPN is changing your visible IP address.
IT Support
Provide your public IP when troubleshooting internet or hosting issues.
Gaming
Verify network information while configuring online games or servers.
General Networking
Learn more about your internet connection and public network details.
✅ What You Can Do
- View your public IP address
- Check your IP version (IPv4 or IPv6)
- View your approximate location
- See your internet service provider (ISP)
- Copy your IP address instantly
- Verify VPN connections
- Works on desktop and mobile devices
🔒 Your Privacy
This tool displays only your publicly visible network information. It does not access your private files, passwords or devices.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Is this IP Lookup tool free?
Yes. You can check your public IP address without creating an account or paying a fee.
What is a public IP address?
A public IP address is the address assigned to your internet connection that websites and online services use to communicate with your network.
Is my public IP the same as my home network IP?
No. Devices inside your home or office usually have private IP addresses that are different from your public internet address.
Why does my IP address change?
Many internet providers assign dynamic IP addresses that may change after restarting your router or after a period of time.
Does this tool show my exact location?
No. It usually displays an approximate location based on publicly available IP information, which may not always be accurate.
Can I use this tool on my phone?
Yes. It works in modern browsers on phones, tablets and desktop computers.
Do I need to install software?
No. Everything works directly in your browser.
Can someone hack me just by knowing my IP address?
Simply knowing your public IP address does not give someone access to your computer. Keeping your operating system, router and firewall updated is the best way to stay protected.
💡 Did You Know?
There are two main versions of IP addresses used on today’s internet: IPv4 and IPv6. IPv6 was introduced because the number of available IPv4 addresses became limited as more devices connected to the internet worldwide.
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