Find My IP Address
See your public IPv4 and IPv6 address, internet provider, network (ASN), approximate location and time zone, plus what websites can see about your connection.
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About Find My IP Address
Find My IP Address shows the public IP address your internet connection uses, the address every website you visit sees. It checks both IPv4 and IPv6, so you can see whether your connection supports the newer protocol, and looks up the details attached to the address: your internet provider, the network (ASN) it belongs to, an approximate location and the time zone. Each value has a copy button, and the approximate location can be shown on a map if you choose. A short explainer covers what websites can and cannot learn from an IP address, why the location is often a nearby city rather than your home, and how VPNs and mobile networks change what you see. Run the check again after switching Wi-Fi, mobile data or a VPN to compare. The lookups go directly from your browser to public IP services (ipify for the address and ipapi.co for the details); nothing is stored by us.
How to use Find My IP Address
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Open the page
Your IPv4 and IPv6 addresses appear straight away.
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Read the details
See your provider, network, approximate location and time zone.
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Copy what you need
Copy the address for support tickets or allow-lists.
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Check again
Switch network or VPN and check again to compare.
Key features
IPv4 and IPv6
See both addresses and whether your connection supports IPv6.
Provider and network
Your internet provider and ASN, useful for support calls.
Approximate location
The city your IP points to, with an optional map.
Explained simply
What websites can and cannot learn from your IP.
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When you need your IP
Quick answers for everyday network jobs
Checking a VPN
Make sure a VPN hides your real address.
ExampleTurn the VPN on and see the country change.
Support calls
Give your provider or IT team your public IP.
ExampleCopy the IPv4 address into a support chat.
Allow-lists
Add your IP to a server, database or office firewall.
ExampleAllow your home IP on a cloud database.
Troubleshooting
See whether you are on IPv6 or which network you are using.
ExampleCompare Wi-Fi and mobile data.
Geo-blocked content
Understand why a site thinks you are in another city.
ExampleYour IP points to the provider’s hub city.
Learning networking
See real examples of IPv4, IPv6 and ASNs.
ExampleLook up which network your college uses.
IP address tips
Read the results correctly
Location is approximate
IP location usually shows your provider’s nearby city, not your street.
Your IP can change
Most home and mobile connections get a new IP from time to time.
VPN on?
With a VPN, you see the VPN server’s address, which is the point.
