What is my IP address? IPv4, IPv6 and browser details
See your public IP address (IPv4 and IPv6), internet provider and approximate location, plus your browser, system, language, time zone and screen. Copy the details for a support team in one click.
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How to use this tool
- Open the page Your IP and device details show automatically.
- Read your IP IPv4 is the common address; IPv6 shows if your network supports it.
- Check provider and city See which provider your IP belongs to and its rough location.
- See device details Browser, system, language, time zone, screen and connection.
- Copy for support Click “Copy details” and paste into your support message.
Understand your IP
- Home and mobile IPs usually change from time to time.
- Many users share one IP on mobile networks.
- A VPN shows the VPN’s IP, not yours.
When you need it
- To allow your IP in a server firewall or hosting panel.
- For support teams checking a blocked login.
- To check if a VPN is working.
Privacy
- Your IP shows only a rough area, not your exact address.
- Do not post your IP in public forums.
- Device details on this page are read only in your browser.
Questions about this tool
Why does it show a different city?
IP location shows where your provider’s network is registered, often a nearby big city.
Why is there no IPv6?
Your network or router does not use IPv6 yet. Everything still works over IPv4.
Can someone find my home from my IP?
Not from the IP alone. Only your provider can link an IP to an account, usually with a legal order.
Why is the IP an example?
Reading your public IP needs our server, which goes live after launch. Device details work now.
Do you store my IP?
The live version will not keep a log of IPs shown on this page.