My IP
See your current public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses with location and ISP, and copy them in one click.
Your IPv4 comes straight from this site's API, which reads the address your browser connects with. IPv6 is checked by sending a request to a separate IPv6-only hostname, so an address appears only if your network really has working IPv6 — otherwise it shows "Not supported". Both checks run in parallel from your browser and the results are not stored.
Detection result
IPv4 address
IPv6 address
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Frequently asked questions
It shows the public IPv4 address you use to reach this site and the IPv6 address seen by a dedicated IPv6-only detection node, along with location details (country, province, city and ISP) — handy for checking networks, proxies and dual-stack setups.
The IPv6 check runs against a separate hostname that only has an AAAA record. If your network, device or ISP has no working IPv6, the browser cannot complete the request within 6 seconds and we show "Not supported". A temporary problem with the detection service looks the same — try again later. Your IPv4 result is unaffected.
Location comes from built-in offline IP databases (domestic data plus GeoLite2) based on ISP registration records and is usually accurate at the province or city level. Mobile networks, corporate leased lines and proxy egresses may differ from where you actually are.
Enter any IP (v4 or v6) or domain and press Enter to open the IP Lookup page for detailed geolocation, DNS resolution and more.
No. The results are rendered in your browser only and are never stored. The IPv6 check is sent to the IPv6 detection node, which uses your request IP for rate limiting only.