IP Address Lookup
Check your public IP address instantly. Useful for VPN verification, firewall configuration, and remote access setup. Supports IPv4 and IPv6.
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How to Use
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Access the Page
When you access this page, your public IP address is automatically displayed.
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Check Your IP Address
The IP address shown in the center of the screen is your current IP address connected to the internet.
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Copy and Use
Click the "Copy IP" button to copy the IP address to your clipboard.
Your IP Address
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What is IP Address Lookup?
IP Address Lookup shows your public IPv4 and IPv6 address instantly. Use it to verify your VPN connection, check your ISP assignment, troubleshoot network issues, or confirm your IP before configuring firewalls. Simply access the page to see your IP automatically, with a convenient one-click copy feature.
Key Features
- Automatically displays your public IP address on page load
- Supports both IPv4 and IPv6 address formats
- One-click copy to clipboard
- Server-side detection ensures accurate IP display
- Clean, easy-to-read large text display
Use Cases
- Verify your VPN is working correctly
- Find your public IP for firewall or security group rules
- Check if your ISP assigned a new IP address
- Troubleshoot network connectivity issues
- Confirm your IP before whitelisting in AWS or Cloudflare
FAQ
What IP address is displayed?
The displayed IP is your public (global) IP address. This is the address that identifies your device on the internet, typically assigned by your ISP (Internet Service Provider) through your router or modem.
What's the difference from a private IP address?
Private IP addresses (like 192.168.x.x) are used within home or corporate networks internally. Public IP addresses are uniquely identifiable on the internet and are needed when accessing from outside.
Can my IP address change?
Yes, most home internet connections use dynamic IP addresses, which can change when you restart your router or when your ISP updates their configuration. Contact your ISP if you need a static IP address.
What happens to my IP when using a VPN?
When connected to a VPN, the displayed IP address will be the VPN server's IP address, not your real one. This is how you can verify your VPN is active — if the IP matches your VPN provider's server location, the connection is working.
Is my IP address information stored?
No, the displayed IP address is not stored on our servers. It's retrieved at the moment of page load and shown in your browser only. No logging or database storage occurs.