What is my IP address?
Your public IP address as websites see it, with your approximate location, internet provider and browser details. Nothing is stored.
Your address on the internet
Every device that goes online gets an IP address from its internet provider. Websites, email servers and apps see it on every request, which is how they send data back to you. It also reveals your approximate location and provider, which is why services use it for fraud checks, regional content and blocking abuse.
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WHOIS Lookup
Registrar, dates, status codes, name servers and a live preview of any domain.
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See when a domain was first registered and how old it is, for up to 10 domains.
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Check A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS, TXT, SOA and CAA records from public resolvers.
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Find the country, city, ISP, ASN and hosting provider of any IP or domain.
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Open toolFrequently asked questions about IP addresses
An IP address is the number that identifies your connection on the internet, a bit like a postal address for data. Every website you visit sees it, because that's where it sends the page back to.
IPv4 addresses look like 203.0.113.42 and there are only about 4 billion of them. IPv6 addresses are longer, like 2001:db8::1, and there are enough for every device on Earth. Many connections have both; this page shows each one it can detect.
IP location is approximate. The country is usually right, but the city is often the nearest big city or where your internet provider's equipment is, not your home. It never shows your street address.
If you use a VPN, a proxy, iCloud Private Relay or a mobile network, websites see the address of that service instead of yours. Your provider may also route traffic through another city.
No. We read it to show it to you and keep it only briefly in memory to stop abuse of the tool. The IPv6/IPv4 check uses the free ipify service in your browser, which also only sees the address it answers.
Yes. A VPN or a privacy relay replaces your IP with theirs. For a website or server you run, a service like Cloudflare in front of your hosting hides the server's real IP.
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