What Is My IP? Public IP Address and Location Checker
See the public IP address this website receives from your connection and an approximate location on a locally rendered map. No external IP lookup service or map tiles are used.
Checking your IP…
Looking up your connection locally.
Approximate IP location, not your precise address. VPNs and mobile networks can show an exit or provider location. IP Geolocation by DB-IP · Map geometry: Natural Earth. No external lookup or map-tile requests. This tool does not store lookup history.
What is my public IP address?
Your public IP is the network address a website receives when you connect. A home router, mobile provider or VPN can share one outward-facing address between many devices. The result above shows the address used to reach this site; it does not list every private address on your home network.
IP location versus WHOIS IP lookup
An IP geolocation database estimates where a network address is used. An IP WHOIS or RDAP record instead describes address allocation and the registered network organisation. Neither identifies the person using a connection or proves a precise home address. This tool checks your own IP and its approximate location; it does not perform a live WHOIS query.
Why does my IP location look wrong?
A VPN commonly shows its exit location. Mobile networks and providers can route traffic through another region, and local database records may be outdated or approximate. Browser location permission is a separate source of location information. This checker does not request your device’s GPS position.
Troubleshoot IP and location mismatches →Check your IP before and after a VPN connection
Note the displayed address, connect your VPN and use Check again. A different public IP can show that this browser request used a different exit. It does not prove that every app, IPv4 and IPv6 traffic, or DNS requests use the VPN. Test those separately when checking for leaks.
Understand VPN privacy limits →Does this tool find my exact address?
No. The map is an approximate network-location result. It may point to a provider, VPN exit or broad service area rather than where you are sitting. Treat the pin as an estimate, not evidence of someone’s physical location.
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