About This Tool
Every device connected to the internet has a public IP address assigned by its internet service provider. This IP address is visible to every website and service you connect to, and it is used for routing traffic back to your device. Knowing your IP address is essential for setting up remote access, configuring firewalls, troubleshooting network issues, checking VPN connections, and verifying that your DNS is resolving correctly. This tool shows your public-facing IP address as seen by our server, along with reverse DNS, connection protocol, and browser details.
How to Use
Simply visit this page and your IP address is displayed automatically. No form to fill out, no button to click. Click the IP address to copy it to your clipboard. Use the action buttons below to look up your IP location, check if your IP is on any spam blacklists, or run a WHOIS lookup on your IP allocation.
Tips & Best Practices
If you are behind a VPN, the IP shown here will be your VPN exit node, not your real IP address. This is a good way to verify that your VPN is working correctly. If you see your ISP IP address while connected to a VPN, your VPN may have a DNS leak. On shared or corporate networks, multiple devices share the same public IP address through NAT. The reverse DNS hostname often reveals your ISP name and approximate location even without a geolocation lookup.
