What's My IP
See your public IP, network (ASN), approximate location, and TLS/HTTP connection details. Read at the edge, stored nowhere.
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- [FREE]
- [NO_SIGNUP]
- [USES_SERVER]
⚠ Unlike most of the site, this tool runs one request on a server because your browser cannot make it directly. It keeps none of your input — see the tool and the privacy page.
What’s my IP shows the public IP address your connection presents to the internet, plus the network and connection details that come with it. It reads them at Cloudflare’s edge and stores nothing.
Why this tool has a server
Almost every tool on this site runs entirely in your browser. This one can’t: a web page has no way to see its own public IP, network, or TLS details. Those exist only on the other end of the connection — the server. So this tool reads them off your incoming request at the edge and hands them back. It does not proxy anything elsewhere and stores nothing.
What you’ll see
| Field | What it means |
|---|---|
| IP address | The public address your traffic exits from (IPv4 or IPv6). |
| Country / Region / City | An estimate from IP geolocation — not GPS. |
| ASN / Network | The autonomous system that owns the IP — usually your ISP or host. |
| Cloudflare edge | The Cloudflare data-center (colo) that served you, nearest to you. |
| HTTP / TLS / Cipher | The protocol versions and cipher your browser negotiated. |
Common uses
- Confirm a VPN or proxy is working — the IP, network, and location should be the VPN’s, not yours. Toggle it and hit Refresh.
- Share your IP for an allowlist — copy it into a firewall rule or support ticket.
- Debug IPv4 vs IPv6 — see which your network actually used.
- Check your geo — see roughly how sites localize you.
Related tools
- DNS Lookup — resolve A/AAAA/MX/TXT and more for any domain.
- CIDR Calculator — IPv4 subnet math, entirely in your browser.
- HTTP Header Checker — inspect any site’s response headers and redirects.
Frequently asked questions
Why does this need a server when most tools here run in the browser?
A web page genuinely cannot see its own public IP address, network/ASN, or the TLS and HTTP details of the connection — those are only visible to the server that receives the request. So this tool, unlike most on the site, reads them off your request at Cloudflare's edge and returns them. It is one of the few cases the work is impossible in the browser alone.
Do you store my IP address?
No. Your request is read to build the response, then nothing is written to a database, log, or cookie by this tool. Like every website you visit, Cloudflare may record standard request metadata (IP, timestamp) at the network layer to operate the service — that is outside this tool's control and is not a profile of you.
Why is the location wrong or approximate?
IP geolocation is an estimate based on where your ISP registers the address, not GPS. It is often accurate to the city or region but can be off by a lot — especially on mobile networks, VPNs, or corporate connections that route through another city or country.
What is an ASN?
An Autonomous System Number identifies the network that owns your IP block — usually your ISP or hosting provider (shown as "Network"). It is how the internet routes traffic between large networks.
Does a VPN or proxy change what I see here?
Yes. The IP, ASN, and location shown are whatever your traffic exits from. On a VPN you'll see the VPN server's IP and location, not your real one — which is exactly how to confirm a VPN is working.
Is it IPv4 or IPv6?
Whichever your connection used to reach us. If your network and the route prefer IPv6 you'll see an IPv6 address; otherwise IPv4. Some networks switch between them.