IP Viewer

This tool shows your public IP address instantly. In addition to IPv4 and IPv6 (when available), it provides Geolocation details and an Interactive Map.

View your public IP and Location

1. The data is fetched automatically when the page loads via secure public APIs.
2. A loading indicator appears during the hybrid request.
3. You will see:
   • Connection: IPv4, IPv6, and Service Provider (ISP) name.
   • Location: Country, State/Region, and approximate City.
   • Map: An interactive map pinpointing your current region.
4. Use Copy buttons next to the IP addresses.
5. Click Refresh to update the data in real-time.

Important notes

• If using a VPN, the shown IP and location will be that of the VPN server.
• With NAT/CGNAT, your IPv4 may be shared.
• IPv6 and Geolocation accuracy depend on ISP support and public database updates.

View your public IP

1. The IP is fetched automatically when the page loads.
2. A loading indicator appears during the request.
3. You may see:
   • Public IP
   • IPv4
   • IPv6 (or “Not available”)
4. Use Copy to copy values.
5. Click Refresh to check again.

Important notes

• If using a VPN, the shown IP will be the VPN’s public IP.
• With NAT/CGNAT, IPv4 may be shared.
• IPv6 may not appear if unsupported by your ISP.

An IP address identifies devices on networks.

A public IP is visible on the internet. A private IP is used inside your local network.

Because of NAT or CGNAT, the public IPv4 can be shared among users.

IPv6 may not be supported by your ISP or router configuration.

Yes. The displayed IP will usually be the VPN’s public IP.

The browser does not expose your public IP directly for security reasons. This tool uses a multi-fetch strategy, querying several reputable public APIs (such as ipify, ip.sb, and geoip-db) asynchronously.

This ensures that even if one service is down, you get your connection and geolocation data quickly and accurately.