What Is My IP Address?

How to use:

1. Your IP address and related information are automatically displayed when you open this page.
2. View detailed location data including country, city, region, timezone, and geographic coordinates.
3. Check your ISP (Internet Service Provider) and network information including ASN.
4. Click any Copy button to copy specific information to your clipboard.
5. Use the Refresh button to update your IP data if your connection changes.
6. Click Open in Google Maps to see your approximate location on a map.

Privacy: All data is fetched directly from the API. We do not store or log any information.

Example Output

203.0.113.42

Country: United States City: New York Region: New York Timezone: America/New_York Coordinates: 40.71278, -74.00597

ASN: 15169 Organization: Google LLC

My IP Address: Know Where You Are Online

Ever wondered what your digital footprint looks like to the rest of the internet? Your IP address is like your home address online—it tells websites where you're connecting from. I've built this tool to help you see exactly what information is visible when you browse the web.

This tool is for everyone—developers debugging network issues, travelers checking their VPN connection, security-conscious users verifying their location, or anyone curious about their digital identity. One click and you'll see your public IP, precise location, ISP details, and more.

Why Check Your IP Address?

• Security: Verify your VPN is working or check if you're browsing from an unexpected location.
• Troubleshooting: Diagnose network issues, check ISP information, or verify DNS settings.
• Privacy Awareness: Understand what information websites can see about your connection.
• Geolocation Testing: Perfect for developers testing location-based features or content delivery.
• Network Details: Get comprehensive information including ASN, organization, timezone, and coordinates.

Understanding Your IP Data

Your IP address reveals more than just numbers. It shows your approximate location (city-level, not your exact address), your Internet Service Provider, and network details like your Autonomous System Number (ASN). This information helps websites deliver content in your language, show relevant local results, and optimize connection speeds.

The geolocation data includes coordinates that can pinpoint your general area—useful for developers testing location features or understanding how services might see your position. Remember, this is approximate and based on your ISP's network, not your actual physical location.

Tips from Experience

Use this tool regularly if you're on VPN or proxy services—it's a quick way to confirm your virtual location matches expectations. I check my IP whenever I switch networks or troubleshoot connectivity issues. It's also great for verifying that your security measures are working as intended.

For developers, this tool is invaluable when testing API integrations that depend on geolocation or when debugging why certain services behave differently based on location. The detailed network information helps identify routing issues or verify CDN configurations.

Privacy & Security

All information is fetched in real-time from our API and displayed directly in your browser. We don't store, log, or track any of your data. What you see is exactly what websites see when you connect to them. This transparency helps you make informed decisions about your online privacy.

Final Thoughts

In today's connected world, understanding your digital identity is crucial. This IP lookup tool gives you instant visibility into how the internet sees you—complete with location, network details, and ISP information. Whether you're securing your connection, debugging issues, or simply curious, this tool has you covered. Ferry Irwandi's got your back, helping you stay informed about your online presence.