Find your public IP address, location, timezone, and ISP information instantly. Free, fast, and private IP lookup tool
Ever wonder what information your browser broadcasts to every website you visit? This tool shows your public IP address along with approximate location, timezone, and ISP details, no signup, no tracking, no logs.
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Connection readout (example)
Public IPv4: 203.0.113.47 Public IPv6: 2001:db8:4860::8a2e ISP / ASN: Example Telecom (AS64500) Approx. city: Munich, DE Browser: Chrome 120 on Windows 10 Timezone: Europe/Berlin (from your browser)
Your public IP is the address the rest of the internet replies to, it belongs to your ISP/NAT gateway, not your device. The approximate city comes from a geo-IP lookup of that address (often off by tens of kilometres and why VPNs change it). The browser and timezone lines come from your own client, so you can see at a glance what every site you visit can infer without any permissions.
Ever wonder what information your browser broadcasts to every website you visit? This tool shows your public IP address along with approximate location, timezone, and ISP details, no signup, no tracking, no logs.
Confirm your VPN is active by checking that the displayed IP and location match the VPN server, not your real address.
Grab your current public IP when configuring SSH whitelists, firewall rules, or port forwarding.
Check whether your real IP is leaking through WebRTC or DNS when using privacy tools.
No. IP geolocation is approximate, usually accurate to the city or region level, never a precise street address.
Most home internet plans use dynamic IPs that may rotate when your router reconnects or your DHCP lease renews.
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