What Is My IP
See your public IP address and your browser, device and screen details.
Your address is shown to you only. It is not saved or logged by this tool.
Your browser and device
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About the What Is My IP
Your public IP address is how websites see your internet connection. You may need it to set up remote access, allow-list your connection on a server, or help technical support.
This page also shows your browser, operating system, screen size, time zone and language — useful when reporting a website problem.
How to use the What Is My IP
- Open the page — your IP address appears at the top.
- Click Copy to copy it.
- Scroll down for your browser and device details.
How it works
The IP address is the address your request arrived from, as seen by our server. It is shown only to you and is not logged or stored by this tool. Browser and device details are read by the page itself.
Examples
- A home internet connection shows the IP of your router, shared by all devices in the house.
- On mobile data, the IP often changes when you reconnect.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the IP different from the one on my router or computer?
Devices inside your home use private addresses (like 192.168.x.x). Websites see the single public address of your internet connection.
Does a VPN change this?
Yes. With a VPN, websites see the VPN server's address instead of yours.