Public IP Address
Your public IP address is the Internet-facing address associated with your network connection.
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Learn the basics of public IP addresses and Internet connectivity.
Your public IP address is the Internet-facing address associated with your network connection.
IPv4 uses a 32-bit address format and remains widely used across the Internet.
IPv6 provides a much larger address space for modern Internet-connected devices.
An IP address can provide approximate network information, but it does not by itself reveal your exact physical location.
Depending on the IP database, your Internet provider or network organization may be displayed.
Some public IP addresses have a hostname associated with them through reverse DNS.
Common questions about public IP addresses.
Your public IP address is the Internet-facing address associated with your current network connection. Use the Check My IP button above to view it.
An IP address is network information that can be observed by websites you connect to. This page only displays the public IP information returned by the IP information service.
IP-based location is generally approximate. It may identify a country, region or network provider, but it should not be treated as an exact physical location.
IPv4 and IPv6 are different Internet Protocol versions. IPv6 provides a much larger address space than IPv4.
Many Internet connections use dynamic public IP addresses. Your ISP may assign a different address after reconnecting or after a lease or network change.
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