What Is My IP
Your public IP and connection, read from the edge.
Reads your connection from the edgeRelated
About
What Is My IP reads your public IP address, country, and connection details from the edge network the site runs on, alongside a full breakdown of what your own browser exposes: user agent (parsed into browser/OS/device), language, time zone, screen and viewport size, color scheme, and more. The IP lookup itself needs the live network path (labeled clearly), but everything under "Your browser" is computed locally and never leaves the device. Useful for troubleshooting network issues or just satisfying curiosity about what a website can see.
Frequently asked
- Is my IP address stored anywhere?
- No — it's read live from the network edge and displayed to you; nothing about your connection is logged or stored.
- Why does it say my browser connected over IPv6 but shows an IPv4 address may differ?
- A device often has both an IPv4 and IPv6 address; the page only sees whichever protocol your browser happened to use for this connection, so the other family's address can be different.
- Does it work without an internet connection?
- The IP and location fields need the live network; everything in the "Your browser" section is computed locally and still works offline.