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What is my IP? Free IP Lookup — IPv4 & IPv6 Address and IP Location

What is my IP? Instantly see your public IP address (IPv4 or IPv6), your approximate IP location on a map, ISP, and timezone. 100% free and privacy‑first.

Detecting your IP…

Lookup any IPv4 or IPv6, not just your own.

Instant IPv4 and IPv6 Lookup

This tool detects your current address in real time. It works for both IPv4 lookup and IPv6 lookup so you always know which protocol you’re using.

Check Your IP Location

Use our IP location lookup to see the city, region, country, timezone, and ISP associated with your IP. Great for verifying VPNs, testing geo‑restricted apps, or basic troubleshooting.

Why you might need to know your IP

  • Set up remote access, port forwarding, or firewalls
  • Test VPN, proxy, or privacy tools
  • Check game servers and latency by region
  • Diagnose network issues with your ISP

What’s an IP address?

Your IP address is a numeric label assigned to your device by your internet provider so it can communicate on the internet. It can be IPv4 or IPv6.

Want specifics? Try our dedicated pages for IPv4 lookup and IPv6 lookup.

Why your IP “location” is approximate

IP geolocation is based on public ISP and registry data. It usually maps to a nearby city or ISP point‑of‑presence, not your exact address. See IP location lookup for more details.

Common reasons to check your IP

  • Port forwarding, remote desktop, and firewall allow‑lists
  • Verifying VPN, proxy, or Tor exits
  • Troubleshooting ISP routing and latency
  • Gaming server selection and NAT‑type checks
  • Self‑hosting or configuring DNS

How to hide or change your IP

  • VPN: Encrypts traffic and exits via a VPN server.
  • Proxy: Routes HTTP/HTTPS through a proxy (less secure than VPN).
  • Mobile data / hotspot: Uses your carrier’s network and IP range.

Quick answers

How do I find my public IP?

It’s shown at the top of this page. For protocol‑specific checks, see IPv4 or IPv6.

Why is the map not exact?

It’s based on IP geolocation databases, not GPS. Use IP location for details.

Can I change my IP address?

Yes — switch networks, power‑cycle your modem (dynamic IPs), or use a VPN/proxy which provides a different public IP.