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What's My IP

Find your public IP address and basic browser network details from the connection you are using now.

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Public IP
Location & network owner (ISP/ASN)

Optional lookup shares the detected public IP with ip-api.com. Its current server-side connection uses HTTP, not HTTPS; results are approximate.

How to use it

  1. Open this page on the device whose connection you want to inspect.
  2. Read the detected public IP address and browser details.
  3. Expand the location or ISP details if you need approximate network context.
  4. Copy the displayed IP for a support request or network check.
What is What's My IP?

Reveal your public IP and key browser details while keeping the process privacy-friendly.

How it works

SiteIndex detects the public IP your connection presents to the internet, then the Advanced panel can look up its approximate city, region, timezone, and network owner (ISP/ASN) from public geolocation data.

Common uses
  • Confirm the IP address your connection shows to external services.
  • Look up the approximate location and ISP/ASN behind an IP for support or troubleshooting.
  • Check your browser, timezone, and locale details before reporting an issue.
Limitations
  • Results depend on the browser, network, input, and external service involved.
  • This tool is informational and does not replace specialist diagnostics or professional advice.
Frequently asked questions
Is the location lookup exact?
No. IP-based geolocation is approximate and typically resolves to a city or region, not a precise address.
Why does my ISP show instead of my exact address?
Public IP geolocation is based on network ownership (ASN/ISP) records, which usually map to a regional location rather than a home address.
Is this my public or private IP address?
The tool reports the public IP address your connection presents to the internet, which can differ from a device's private address on a home or office network.
Can I hide or change my public IP?
A VPN or proxy can make external services see a different address, but the IP displayed depends on how your current connection is routed.

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