What is my IP address
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Your public IP address is shown above — IPv4 and, if your connection has one, IPv6. Below are your provider, the country where your network is registered and a hint whether the address belongs to a data center, hosting, VPN or Tor. Just turned on a VPN or proxy? Reload the page and check that the IP and provider have changed.
We don't store your IP. To show your second address, your browser also asks the external service ipify.org.
What it shows
- Your IPv4 and IPv6 at once.
- Provider, network (ASN) and the country where it is registered.
- A hint whether the IP looks like a data center, hosting, VPN or Tor.
- Check any other IP address or domain.
Questions
- How do I check if my VPN is working?
- Turn the VPN on and reload this page. Your IP should change, and the provider usually becomes a hosting or VPN company. If you still see your home provider, traffic is not going through the VPN.
- What is the difference between IPv4 and IPv6?
- They are two versions of the internet address. IPv4 looks like 203.0.113.5, IPv6 is longer, like 2001:db8::1. Many connections have both. Then sites see one or the other, so we show both.
- Why is the country different from where I am?
- We show the country where your network is registered, not your exact location. With mobile internet, a corporate network, a VPN or a proxy, it can differ from where you are.
- Is it safe to show my IP?
- An IP reveals your provider and roughly your region, but gives no access to your device. Sites you visit see it anyway. We don't store it.