What Is My IP Address
See the public IP address your connection presents to the internet, along with the browser, operating system and device details websites can read.
How to use the What Is My IP Address
- Open the page — your public IP is detected automatically.
- Review the browser and device details listed below it.
- Copy the address if you need it for a whitelist or support request.
About the What Is My IP Address
Your public IP is assigned by your internet provider and is what every site you visit sees. Most home connections use a dynamic address that changes periodically, and mobile networks change it more often still. The rest of the details shown here — browser, operating system, screen size, language — are the same values any website can read automatically, which is worth seeing once to understand how much is visible by default.
Frequently asked questions
What is a public IP address?
The address your internet provider assigns to your connection, visible to every website and service you connect to.
Why does my IP address change?
Most consumer connections use dynamic addressing, so the provider reassigns your address periodically. Mobile networks change it more frequently.
Does this show my exact location?
No. An IP maps roughly to a city or provider region, not to a street address.
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