What Is My IP Address

Server request

Your public IP address and connection details, detected from your current request. Nothing is stored.

Your public IP address

About IP location

IP geolocation is approximate and may identify the network provider or gateway rather than your actual location. VPNs, proxies, and mobile networks can change what is shown.

How to read the results

Public IP is the address the internet sees for your connection. IP version is 4 or 6. Country, ASN, and network come from edge network metadata when available and describe your provider, not you personally. Protocol is the HTTP version used for this request.

How to use it

Copy your IP for support tickets or allowlists with the Copy IP button.
Use Refresh after connecting/disconnecting a VPN to see the change.
Open View JSON for the raw machine-readable response.

Troubleshooting

If the IP shows as unavailable, you may be running locally without edge headers — deploy to Cloudflare to see full data.
Seeing an IPv6 address? Your network prefers IPv6; that is normal and expected.

Data source: Edge request metadata (Cloudflare). Your IP is not stored or sent to analytics. Learn about our data sources →

Frequently asked questions

Is this my exact location?

No. An IP address maps to a network, not a street address. Any location shown is an approximate, network-based estimate and often points to your provider or gateway.

Why does my IP differ from another site?

VPNs, proxies, mobile carriers, and corporate networks can change the public IP and apparent location. IPv4 and IPv6 may also differ.

Do you store my IP?

No. This response is generated on demand and marked no-store. We do not keep a log of your lookups or send your full IP to analytics.