IP Address Lookup

An IP address is a numerical label assigned to your device on a network. On this page we show your public IP address, which is the address websites and online services see when you connect to them.

A public IP is used on the public internet and is typically assigned by your ISP. A private IP is used inside your home/office network (for example 192.168.x.x) and is not directly reachable from the internet.

IPv4 addresses look like 203.0.113.10 and have a limited address space. IPv6 addresses look like 2001:db8::1 and provide a much larger address space. Many networks use both (dual‑stack).

Your ISP is the company that provides your internet connection. The ISP value shown here is an estimate based on your public IP and may reflect the network owner (or a VPN/proxy provider) rather than your exact subscription name.

An ASN identifies the organization that owns and operates a block of IP addresses and routes traffic on the internet. It’s useful for understanding which network your IP belongs to (for example an ISP, cloud provider, or VPN).

This is an approximate geolocation for the public IP address. It’s often correct at the country level, but city/region accuracy can vary and may reflect your ISP’s routing location, a mobile carrier gateway, or a VPN exit node.

Latitude and longitude are coordinates associated with the IP geolocation estimate. They usually represent an approximate area (not your exact address) and can be off by many miles/kilometers.

If your network (or your ISP/VPN) doesn’t support one of the protocols, or if the page can’t reliably detect it, we’ll show “Unavailable”. Many users have only IPv4 or only IPv6 reachable from their current connection.