Your IP & Device Details
Results are approximate. Geolocation is usually city-level. This tool uses public lookup services from your browser.
Map shows approximate location based on IP (city-level estimate).
How to Use
Choose provider (optional)
Select Auto or a specific lookup provider. Auto tries the best option with built-in fallbacks.
Click Refresh
Click Refresh Info to request the latest IP and geolocation. The page displays the detected IP, ISP, approximate city and device info.
Copy or Inspect
Use Copy IP to copy the public IP to clipboard, or View Raw JSON to inspect the full response from the lookup service.
Why Use This IP Lookup Tool?
- Check your public IP: Useful for troubleshooting VPNs, remote access, or server access rules.
- Quick geolocation: See an approximate city/region for diagnostics and analytics.
- Browser diagnostics: View user agent, platform and network details when you report an issue.
- Privacy-aware: Runs client-side and uses public lookup APIs; we don’t store your information.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Your public IP address is the address seen by websites you visit. It may be the address of your router, VPN, or your ISP’s gateway.
IP geolocation is approximate — typically accurate to the city or region but not to a street address. Accuracy depends on ISP data and the provider used for lookup.
Not directly. Determining an exact postal address from an IP usually requires legal procedures and ISP cooperation. Public geolocation data is not precise enough for exact addresses.
A VPN routes your connection through another server, so websites see the VPN server's IP, not your ISP-assigned address.
The lookup happens from your browser to a public API. We do not store your IP or results. If you need extra privacy, use a trusted VPN or do not run the lookup.