What Is My IP Address?
216.73.216.65
This is your current public IP address. Instantly see your public IP address, ISP and connection details.
IPv4216.73.216.65
IPv6Not detected
IP Address & Network Info
IP Address & Network Info
216.73.216.65
This is your current public IP address. Instantly see your public IP address, ISP and connection details.
Every device that connects to the internet communicates through an IP address (Internet Protocol address). The address above is the one websites see when you visit them. It is assigned by your internet service provider (ISP) and is usually shared by every device on your home Wi-Fi.
From a public IP address, services can estimate your country, region and city, identify your ISP and ASN (the network that owns the address), and tell whether the connection is a mobile network, a data center or a VPN. They cannot see your name, street address or browsing history.
Want to go deeper? These short guides cover the most common questions:
Using our IP address checker is simple and requires no downloads or registration:
This tool works on all modern browsers across desktop, mobile, and tablet devices. Whether you're on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, or iOS, you'll get accurate results in seconds.
There are many practical reasons to know your public IP address:
Your IP (Internet Protocol) address is a unique number assigned to your device or network when you connect to the internet. Websites use it to send data back to you. This page shows your current public IP address, whether it is IPv4 or IPv6, your ISP and your approximate location.
IPv4 addresses use 32 bits (for example 203.0.113.25) and allow about 4.3 billion addresses. IPv6 uses 128 bits (for example 2001:db8::1) and allows a practically unlimited number. Many networks use both, and this tool detects which one your connection is using.
No. An IP address only reveals an approximate location, usually country, region or city, plus your ISP. It cannot show your street address or identity. A VPN can mask your real IP address and location.
Use the free IP lookup tool: enter any public IPv4 or IPv6 address to see its ISP, organization, city, region, country, timezone, ASN and whether it is a proxy, mobile network or hosting provider.
IP geolocation is an estimate based on databases, not GPS. Mobile networks, shared (CGNAT) addresses, VPNs and ISP gateways in another city can all make the location look wrong, while the country is usually correct.
Yes. The IP checker and lookup tool are completely free, need no registration and work on desktop, mobile and tablet browsers worldwide. There are no hidden charges or limitations.
You can hide your IP address using a VPN (Virtual Private Network), a proxy server, or the Tor browser. A VPN is the most popular and reliable method for most users.
With just your IP address, someone can determine your approximate location (city/region), your ISP, and attempt to scan for open ports. They cannot access your personal files, know your identity, or hack your device just from the IP address.
Most home internet connections use dynamic IP addresses that can change periodically — usually when your router restarts or your ISP reassigns addresses. Business connections often use static IPs that never change.
No. Your WiFi and mobile data connections have different IP addresses because they use different networks. You can verify this by checking your IP on each connection using this tool.