What Is My IP Address?
See your public IP address, network and approximate location.
Connection
- Network provider
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- Approximate location
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Approximate location
IP location is approximate and may reflect your ISP or network gateway.
Check what your connection reveals
Run focused checks for VPNs, proxies and browser leaks that may expose information about your connection.
Privacy Check
Review the main privacy signals your browser and connection expose.
Run privacy checkVPNIs My VPN Working?
See whether your visible connection matches the VPN you expect to be using.
Check my VPNBrowserWebRTC Leak Test
Check whether WebRTC may expose additional IP addresses through your browser.
Test WebRTCIPv6IPv6 Leak Test
Check whether IPv6 is visible outside the connection path you expect.
Test IPv6Explore network tools
Useful tools for DNS, domains, ports, certificates and network troubleshooting.
DNS Lookup
Look up common DNS records.
WHOIS / RDAP Lookup
Find registration data using modern RDAP.
Port Checker
Test one TCP port on one public host or IP address.
Subnet Calculator
Calculate IPv4 subnet masks, ranges, and host counts.
SSL Certificate Checker
Check certificate expiry, issuer, and TLS details.
DNS Propagation Checker
Compare DNS answers from public resolvers.
Learn about your IP & privacy
Understand the technologies behind your connection and the privacy choices that affect it.
What Is an IP Address?
Learn what a public IP represents and how websites use it to communicate with your connection.
IPv4 vs IPv6
Understand the two IP versions and why your connection may use one or both.
How to Hide Your IP Address
Compare practical ways to change the public IP websites see and understand their privacy limits.
What Is a Proxy Server?
Understand how proxies route traffic through another server and affect the IP address websites see.
How we handle your results
Clear sources · Careful conclusions · Privacy-aware diagnostics
Results draw on network-data sources and signals your browser can observe. IP-based location and network classifications can be approximate, so we explain their limits rather than present estimates as certainty.
About our methodology