Public IP
The identifier your ISP gives your connection; websites send their responses back to it. Devices behind one router usually share a single public IP.
Your public IP address is the address websites and services see. Check your IPv4, IPv6, ISP, approximate location and browser details here.
Your IP address
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Your IP is shown only to you and is not stored on our servers. The location is approximate and comes from the ipwho.is database.
The identifier your ISP gives your connection; websites send their responses back to it. Devices behind one router usually share a single public IP.
IPv4 is four numbers like 85.15.20.1 and is in short supply. IPv6 is the newer version with vastly more addresses; if your ISP supports it, you will see both.
Addresses such as 192.168.x.x only exist inside a home or office network and are not visible from the internet.
Your public IP appeared at the top as soon as you opened this page. It is the address websites and services see from your connection.
IP location is usually city-level or the ISP hub — not your street address. On mobile data another city may appear.
No. An IP only reveals the ISP and an approximate area. Subscriber details stay with the ISP and are released only under a legal order.
Most ISPs assign dynamic IPs that change when the router restarts or as you move on a mobile network.
A static IP never changes. You need one for servers, cameras, company VPNs and remote access; ISPs offer it for a monthly fee.
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