See your public IP address
Your public IP is the address the internet sees you at — the one websites, game servers, and remote services use to reach you. Knowing it helps with setting up remote access, troubleshooting a connection, or confirming a VPN is active. This page shows your public IP along with the approximate location and network it maps to.
How to use it
- Open the page — your public IP is detected automatically.
- Read the address, approximate location, and ISP.
- Use it when configuring access or checking a VPN.
Where it helps
- Setting up remote access or whitelisting your address.
- Confirming a VPN has changed your apparent location.
- Troubleshooting connectivity with support.
Questions people ask
Why isn't the location exact? IP location is approximate — it reflects your ISP's routing, often the nearest city, not your actual address.
Is my public IP different from my device's local IP? Yes — your local IP is private to your network; the public IP is what the wider internet sees.