What Is My IP — Public IPv4 & IPv6 Lookup

Your public IP appears automatically. Copy it in one click for whitelisting, remote access or troubleshooting.

Quick answer: See your public IP address (IPv4 and IPv6) instantly and free. One-click copy, no signup, no tracking — the lookup uses the free ipify service and nothing is stored.

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How to use

  1. Open the page — your public IP loads automatically.
  2. Use the Copy button for whitelisting or remote-desktop setup.
  3. Reload any time; the IP refreshes on every visit.

About this tool

Your public IP is the address the internet sees — servers, firewalls and whitelists all use it. This checker fetches it from ipify's free API the moment you open the page: no account, no history, no ads-following. Both IPv4 and IPv6 are shown when your connection supports them. Note that your IP identifies your network, not you personally — your ISP maps it to your account, which is why you should only share it with services you trust.

FAQ

Is my IP logged?
Not by this site — the lookup goes straight from your browser to ipify's free API and the result is shown, never stored.
Why no IPv6?
Your network or ISP may not provide IPv6; only IPv4 is shown in that case.
Can a website see my IP anyway?
Yes — every site you visit sees your IP; this tool just shows it to you explicitly.
How do I hide my IP?
A reputable VPN or Tor replaces it with the service's IP; free web proxies are not recommended.
Does my IP change?
Usually yes — most home connections get a new IP periodically from the ISP.
Is this my local/router IP?
No — this is the public IP; your device's local IP (like 192.168.x.x) stays inside your network.

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Your rating stays in this browser (local storage) — nothing is sent to any server.