What is my IP address? My IP & anonymity check
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Full site checkThis page shows the IP address you browse from, your network operator and everything your browser shares with websites: browser and OS, time zone, languages, device fingerprint, WebRTC leaks and how trackable you are. We do not store your IP address.
What this page shows about you
The top of the page shows the IP address your connection comes from, its version (IPv4 or IPv6), its reverse DNS name, the network operator (ASN) and the country, looked up through public routing data. It also tells you whether the address belongs to a hosting or data center network, which is typical for VPNs and proxies, and whether your request passed through a proxy that added forwarding headers.
The rest is what your browser itself reveals to every site: time zone, languages, screen, browser and system, hardware hints, cookie and Do Not Track settings, an ad blocker, a canvas and WebGL fingerprint, and whether WebRTC exposes a local address. All of that is calculated in your browser and is not sent to our server.
How to read the anonymity check
- Visibility score: how much the listed signals make your browser stand out. A lower score means more ordinary, not invisible.
- Time zone mismatch: the browser's UTC offset differs from the IP country's by more than a couple of hours, a common sign of a VPN or proxy.
- Hosting network: the IP belongs to a data center rather than a home or mobile provider.
- WebRTC: modern browsers hide your local address behind an mDNS name; a real local IP means WebRTC can leak it.
- Blacklist check: on request, your IPv4 address is checked in spam blacklists. Useful if websites keep showing you captchas.
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Frequently asked questions
- Is my IP address stored?
- No. The page is served with caching disabled and the lookup result is not saved anywhere. The privacy policy describes this in detail.
- Why does the page place me in another city or country?
- IP location is the location of your provider's network, not of your device. Mobile operators and some home providers route traffic through other cities or even countries.
- Does a VPN make me anonymous?
- It hides your IP from the sites you visit, but your browser fingerprint, time zone and logged-in accounts can still identify you. This page shows which of those signals are visible.