IPCheak IP address, location & network information
A practical, easy-to-read view of your IP address and connection environment.
Useful for global services, streaming, AI platforms, remote work, and anyone who needs to verify their network exit.
Internet privacy & network intelligence toolkit
From your public IP to browser privacy
Choose a tool for the question you want to answer: locate an exit and its provider, check VPN and proxy signals, or inspect DNS, WebRTC, and browser characteristics. Read each result alongside its sources and your connection settings.
What is my IP address?
Find the public IPv4 or IPv6 address used to reach this site, with ISP and ASN information. Learn how public, private, and VPN exit IPs differ.
Open tool →IP address lookup
Look up a public IPv4 or IPv6 address for approximate location, ISP, ASN, and VPN or proxy signals. Compare independent sources and their availability.
Open tool →IP location lookup
Find an IP address’s country, region, approximate city, and time zone. Compare geolocation sources and understand accuracy limits and VPN exits.
Open tool →VPN checker: is my VPN working?
Check whether IP intelligence identifies your public exit as a VPN, proxy, or Tor node. Review evidence, then test DNS and WebRTC paths for possible leaks.
Open tool →Proxy checker
Check a public IP for proxy, residential proxy, VPN, Tor, and hosting signals. Review source evidence and understand the limits of proxy detection.
Open tool →Browser fingerprint test
Inspect Canvas, WebGL, screen, language, time zone, and device signals locally in your browser. Generate a field summary and understand fingerprinting.
Open tool →DNS leak test
Use one-time hostnames and authoritative DNS observations to inspect recursive resolver exits. Compare your expected VPN path and understand test limits.
Open tool →WebRTC leak test
Test public WebRTC candidates through multiple STUN servers and compare them with your HTTP exit to investigate possible VPN or proxy bypass paths.
Open tool →ISP lookup
Find an IP’s ISP, network organization, residential or hosting class, and routing ASN. Understand provider brands versus registered network operators.
Open tool →ASN lookup
Look up a public IP’s autonomous system number, routing organization, and prefix. Explore sourced ASN profiles and learn how BGP network ownership works.
Open tool →Frequently asked questions
What is my IP address?
Your public IP is the internet exit address a website sees. It may belong to an ISP, router, proxy, or VPN. The tool above checks your current exit after your browser connects.
Can someone track me through my IP?
An IP can reveal an approximate region and network operator and can help correlate activity. A public lookup alone generally cannot identify a person or reveal an exact home address.
Does a VPN hide my IP?
Traffic routed through a VPN normally shows its exit. Check split tunneling, DNS, IPv6, and WebRTC as well; an IP change does not automatically change a browser fingerprint.
How accurate is IP location?
It estimates an exit location, with accuracy varying by network and database. Country, city, and registration region can differ. It is not a substitute for device GPS.
Understand your results
What Is My IP Address? A Practical Guide
Understand public and private IPs, shared exits, and address changes, then check your current network and VPN connection step by step.
Read guide →IPv4 vs IPv6: Differences and Dual-Stack Checks
Learn about IPv4 and IPv6 address formats, dual-stack connections, and VPN routing, including why one device can use different exits.
Read guide →How Does IP Geolocation Work? Sources and Accuracy
Understand IP databases, registration, routing, and physical usage locations, and learn to compare conflicting geolocation results.
Read guide →