Find your current public IP address and basic connection information instantly.
Find your public IP address instantly
Open the What Is My IP tool on your phone, tablet, or computer.
Your public IP address and available connection information will be detected automatically.
Use the Copy button to quickly copy your IP address.
What Is My IP? is a free online tool that lets you quickly find your public IP address and basic connection information. Your IP address is used to identify your internet connection when you access websites and online services.
Use this tool to check your public IPv4 or IPv6 address, internet service provider, approximate location, browser, operating system, and other connection details.
An IP address is a unique network address associated with a device or internet connection. IPv4 addresses use numbers such as 192.0.2.1, while IPv6 addresses use a longer hexadecimal format.
The IP address displayed by this tool is your public-facing IP address. Avoid sharing sensitive network information publicly when it is not necessary.
Your IP address is the public network address used by your internet connection when communicating with websites and online services.
Yes. If your connection uses IPv4, the tool will display your public IPv4 address.
IPv6 is a newer internet addressing system designed to provide a much larger number of unique IP addresses.
An IP address can generally provide an approximate geographic location, but it does not normally reveal your exact home address.
Yes. Use the Copy IP button to copy the displayed public IP address.
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