Free tool · 📍 What is my IP address
Your public IP,and what websites see.
The address your ISP gave you today, the hostname attached to it, and the fingerprint your browser sends with every request — useful for VPN checks, firewall allow-lists, remote-desktop setup and support calls.
We do not log or store IPs from this page. The server reads the connecting address and the headers your browser sends; the rest is read by JavaScript on your device.
What it checks
Everything we would look at first on a client call.
Free, no sign-up, no email gate. If the report shows red, the fix is written next to it — and we are one click away if you would rather we did it.
- Public IPv4 / IPv6 with reverse DNS (PTR)
- VPN / proxy hints from headers and reverse DNS
- Browser, OS, device type and language
- Screen resolution, pixel ratio, timezone and local time
- Copy buttons for allow-lists and support tickets
FAQ
Common questions
Why does my IP change?
Most Indian broadband and mobile connections use dynamic or carrier-grade NAT addresses — they change on reconnect. Ask your ISP for a static IP if you need a fixed allow-list entry.
Is my IP private information?
It identifies your connection, roughly your city and your ISP — not you personally. Still, do not post it publicly.
Why do I see an IPv6 address?
Jio, Airtel and most mobile networks are IPv6-first. Sites that support IPv6 will see that address; IPv4-only sites see a shared IPv4.