What Is My IP Address?
See the IP address every website you visit sees, whether it's IPv4 or IPv6, the country it points to, and whether your browser sends privacy signals like Global Privacy Control. Using a VPN? Run the WebRTC leak test to make sure it isn't exposing your real address.
Your public IP address is shown at the top as soon as the page loads — it's the address our server sees for your connection. The WebRTC test asks your browser for the network addresses WebRTC would share with a website and compares them with that IP; a different public address means your VPN is leaking. We don't log or store your IP.
Your public IP address
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WebRTC leak test
If you use a VPN, WebRTC can sometimes reveal your real IP address to websites. This test asks your browser for its WebRTC network candidates and compares them with the IP above.
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How to use What Is My IP Address
- 1Read your public IP address at the top of the page.
- 2Check the version, country and privacy signals.
- 3If you use a VPN, run the WebRTC leak test.
- 4If it shows a leak, disable WebRTC or use your VPN's leak protection.
Public vs private IP addresses
Your public IP is assigned by your internet provider (or VPN) and is shared by every device on your home network. Your devices also have private addresses like 192.168.1.20 that only exist inside your network. Websites see the public one, which reveals your approximate city and your provider.
IPv6 addresses (with colons) are increasingly common on mobile networks.
WebRTC leaks
WebRTC powers video calls in the browser and needs to discover network addresses, which older browsers exposed to any website. Modern browsers hide local addresses behind random .local names, but misconfigured VPNs can still leak the real public IP. See everything else your browser reveals with the Browser Fingerprint Test.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can someone find my home address from my IP?
Not from the IP alone — it usually maps to a city or region and your provider. Your provider knows who you are and may disclose it to authorities with legal process.
How do I hide my IP address?
Use a reputable VPN, Tor Browser, or iCloud Private Relay. Incognito/private mode does not hide your IP.
Do you store my IP?
No. The address is read from the request and sent back to you; it isn't logged or saved.
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