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What is an IP address?

An Internet Protocol (IP) address is a series of numbers that identify a computer on a network. The IP address is represented by four groups of up to three numbers separated by periods, with each group representing a different part of the network. For example, the default private IP address for many routers is 192.168.0.1.

What does a public IP address tell you?

When a computer is connected to the internet, it has an IP address. This address is like a home address: it gives information about where that computer is located and who controls that IP address—in most cases, it's an ISP such as Comcast, Verizon or Frontier.

How can I find my public IP address?

What's my IP? To find your public IP address, simply search for it using our search bar at the top of this page. It will be pre-filled in if you don’t see it, or just refresh the page.

What else can I use this tool for?

If you want to find out if your public IP address is connected to the system you're on right now, just search for the address in the box above. This is useful if you want to check the approximate location of another connected system, ip reputation check, such as a smartphone or even an internet-connected car.

You can also use this tool if you have a VPN. A VPN masks your public IP address, making it seem like your system is located in a different place. If you check this tool and it shows a different IP address from what your ISP provides, that means your VPN is working correctly, our systemalso give bot detection and ip reputation to detect ip blacklist check

Private IP Addresses

Your modem has a public IP address. However, your router also has a private IP address that it uses to identify the devices connected to the internet in your home. These addresses are not unique and entering them here won’t give you any information.

Generally IP addresses that look like 10.x.x.x, 172.16.x.x and 192.168.x.x are private addresses identified by your devices to your router; these do not identify anyone or anything on the internet at large. If you cannot get our tool to work, make sure you are entering a public IP address, not a private one.